Social Work Research 2000: Vol 24 Index

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Demographic information
placement on questionnaires, Dec. 237-241
Depression
male inmates, Sept. 156-167
Differences in Net Worth between Elderly Black
Social Work Research, Vol. 24,
People and Elderly White People, by
Nos. 1-4, 2000 Martha N. Ozawa and Huan-yui Tseng,
June 96-108
Disability
The following abbreviations are used: Mar. for employer employability perceptions, June
March, Sept. for September, Dec. for December, E 87-95
for Editorial, and RN for Note on Research Disability Status and Perceptions of Employabil-
Methodology. ity by Employers, John C. Bricout and Kia
J. Bentley, June 87-95
SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX
Adolescent parenting Ecological Factors Associated with Adolescent
ecological factors, Mar. 29-39 Pregnancy and Parenting, Jacqueline
Adolescent pregnancy Corcoran, Cynthia Franklin, and Patricia
ecological factors, Mar. 29-39 Bennett, Mar. 29-39
African Americans Ecological systems
partner commitment, Mar. 4-15 adolescent pregnancy and parenting, Mar.
Aftercare services 29-39
following intensive family preservation Economic well-being
services, Mar. 40-50 black and white elderly individuals, June 96-
Anxiety 108
male inmates, Sept. 156-167 Economy
Assessing Children’s Experiences of Out-of-Home welfare caseloads, Dec. 197-210
Care: Methodological Challenges and Elderly individuals
Opportunities (RN), Jill Duerr Berrick, racial differences in net worth, June 96-108
Karie Frasch, and Adair Fox, June 119- Employability
127 disability status, June 87-95
Employers
Children disability status of job applicants, June 87-95
aftercare services, Mar. 40—50 Employment
kinship foster care, Sept. 132-141 parents on temporary assistance for needy
out-of home care, June 119-127 families, Dec. 211-222
poverty and externalizing behavior, Sept. Empowerment
143-154 gender and community participation, Dec.
Cohort sequential design 225-234
latent growth curve modeling, Dec. 243- psychometric properties, June 109-118
248 Empowerment and Community Participation:
Community Activism, Effects of the Economy and Does Gender Make a Difference? Haya
State Policies on Welfare Rolls, and Re- Itzhaky and Alan S. York, Dec. 225-234
search Methodologies (E), Anne E. For- Ethical issues
tune, Dec. 195-196 lesbian and gay research, Mar. 51-59
Community participation
empowerment, June 109-118 Factors Associated with Employment Status of
gender and empowerment, Dec. 225-234 Parents on Temporary Assistance for Needy
Construct validity Families, Rebecca Y. Kim, Dec. 211-222
empowerment scale, June 109-118 Factors Associated with the Discharge of Patients
Correlates of Recommended Aftercare Service from a Long-Term State Psychiatric Hospi-
Use after Intensive Family Preservation tal, Donald M. Linhorst, Marilyn A. Turner,
Services, Marlys M. Staudt, Mar. 40-50 and Clive Woodward, Sept. 169-178
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Factors Contributing to Partner Commitment Latent growth curve modeling
among Unmarried African Americans, cohort sequential design, Dec. 243-248
Larry E. Davis, James Herbert Williams, Latent Growth Curve Modeling with a Cohort
Shirley Emerson, and Maggie Hourd- Sequential Design (RN), Judith Baer and
Bryant, Mar. 4-15 Mark F. Schmitz, Dec. 243-248
Family preservation services Lesbians
recommended aftercare services following, methodological and ethical issues in research,
Mar. 40-50 Mar. 51-59
Forensic patients Logistical regression
discharge, Sept. 169-178 kinship foster care, Sept. 132-141
Foster care Long-term hospitalization
placement in kinship, Sept. 132-141 discharge, Sept. 169-178
Foster Care, Poverty, Prisons, and Psychiatric
Hospitals (E), Anne E. Fortune, Sept. 131 Methodological and Ethical Issues in Research on
Lesbians and Gay Men (RN), James I.
Gays Martin and Jo Knox, Mar. 51-59
methodological and ethical issues in research, Methodological issues
Mar. 51-59 assessment of out-of home care, June 119-
Gender 127
empowerment and community participation, demographic information on questionnaires,
Dec. 225-234 Dec. 237-241
partner commitment, Mar. 4-15 lesbian and gay research, Mar. 51-59
racial differences in net worth and, June 96- Multilevel covariance analysis
108 theoretical constructs evaluation, Sept. 180-
Group intervention 189
HIV/AIDS psychoeducational, Sept. 156- Multilevel theoretical models
167 evaluation, Sept. 180-191
HIV/AIDS
Out-of-home care
psychoeducational group intervention, Sept. assessment, June 119-127
156-167
Homelessness Parenting
services rejection, Mar. 16-27 ecological factors of adolescent, Mar. 29-39
Hospitals poverty effects, Sept. 143-154
discharge from psychiatric, Sept. 169-178 Personal and Situational Perspectives on Rejec-
tion ofa Homelessness and Substance Abuse
Incarcerated individuals Program, Michael R. Sosin and Maria
HIV/AIDS psychoeducational group inter- Bruni, Mar. 16-27
vention, Sept. 156-167 Perspectives on Engagement (E), Anne E. For-
Intervention research tune, Mar. 2-3
HIV/AIDS psychoeducational group inter- Poverty
vention, Sept. 156-167 internalizing behavior of children, Sept.
homelessness and substance abuse services 143-154
rejection, Mar. 16-27 welfare reform, June 69-86
Investment model Pregnancy prevention
African American partner commitment, Mar. ecological factors, Mar. 29-39
4-15 Psychiatric hospitals
discharge, Sept. 169-178
Job applicants Psychoeducation
disability status, June 87-95 HIV/AIDS group intervention, Sept. 156-
167
Kinship foster care Psychometric Properties of an Empowerment
placement issues, Sept. 132-141 Scale: Testing Cognitive, Emotional, and
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Behavioral Domains, Paul W. Speer and retical Constructs (RN), G. Lawrence
N. Andrew Peterson, June 109-118 Farmer, Sept. 180-189
Questionnaires Welfare policies
demographics information, placement of, welfare caseloads, Dec. 197-210
Dec. 237-241 Welfare reform
parents on temporary assistance for needy
Race families, Dec. 211-222
net worth among elderly, June 96-108 women and children, June 69-86
Reducing Depression, Anxiety, and Trauma of Who Goes into Kinship Care? The Relationship of
Male Inmates: An HIV/AIDS Child and Family Characteristics to Place-
Psychoeducational Group Intervention, ment into Kinship Foster Care, Andrew
Elizabeth C. Pomeroy, Risa Kiam, and Grogan-Kaylor, Sept. 132-141
Diane L. Green, Sept. 156-167 Women
Relationships work after welfare, June 69-86
African American partner commitment, Mar. Work
4-15 welfare reform, June 69-86
Romantic commitment Work after Welfare: Women’s Work Effort, Occu-
unmarried African Americans, Mar. 4-15 pation, and Economic Well-Being, Maria
Cancian and Daniel R. Meyer, June 69-
Service use 86
aftercare, Mar. 40-50 Work (E), Anne E. Fortune, June 67-68
Services rejection Work incentives
homelessness and substance abuse, Mar. 16-— welfare caseloads, Dec. 197-210
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Should Demegraphics Be Placed at the End or at AUTHOR INDEX
the Beginning of Mailed Questionnaires? Albert, Vicky N., The Role of the Economy and
An Empirical Answer to a Persistent Welfare Policies in Shaping Welfare
Methodological Question (RN), Robert G. Caseloads: the California Experience, Dec.
Green, Katrina D. Murphy, Shelita M. 197-210
Snyder, Dec. 237-240
Social change Baer, Judith and Mark F. Schmitz, Latent
psychometric properties of empowerment Growth Curve Modeling with a Cohort
scale, June 109-118 Sequential Design (RN), Dec. 243-248
Structural Model of the Effects of Poverty on Bennett, Patricia. See Corcoran, Jacqueline
Externalizing and Internalizing Behaviors Bentley, Kia J. See Bricout, John C.
of Four- to Five-Year-Old Children, Mary Berrick, Jill Duerr, Karie Frasch, and Adair Fox,
Keegan Eamon, Sept. 143-154 Assessing Children’s Experiences of Out-of-
Substance abuse programs Home Care: Methodological Challenges and
services rejection, Mar. 16—27 Opportunities (RN), June 119-127
Bricout, John C. and Kia J. Bentley, Disability
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Status and Perceptions of Employability by
employment status of parents, Dec. 211-222 Employers, June 87-95
The Role of the Economy and Welfare Policies in Bruni, Maria. See Sosin, Michael R.
Shaping Welfare Caseloads: The California
Experience, Vicky N. Albert, Dec. 197-210 Cancian, Maria and Daniel R. Meyer, Work
Time-limited welfare after Welfare: Women’s Work Effort, Occu-
welfare caseloads, Dec. 197-210 pation, and Economic Well-Being, June
Trauma 69-86
male inmates, Sept. 156-167 Corcoran, Jacqueline, Cynthia Franklin, and
Patricia Bennett, Ecological Factors Assoct-
Use of Multilevel Covariance Structure Analysis ated with Adolescent Pregnancy and
to Evaluate the Multilevel Nature of Theo- Parenting, Mar. 29-39
Davis, Larry E., James Herbert Williams, the Discharge of Patients from a Long-term
Shirley Emerson, and Maggie Hourd- State Psychiatric Hospital, Sept. 169-178
Bryant, Factors Contributing to Partner
Commitment among Unmarried African Martin, James I. and Jo Knox, Methodological
Americans, Mar. 4-15 and Ethical Issues in Research on Lesbians
and Gay Men (RN), Mar. 51-59
Eamon, Mary Keegan, Structural Model of the
Effects of Poverty on Externalizing and Ozawa, Martha N. and Huan-yui Tseng, Dif-
Internalizing Behaviors of Four- to Five- ferences in Net Worth between Elderly Black
Year-Old Children, Sept. 143-154 People and Elderly White People, June 96-
Emerson, Shirley. See Davis, Larry E. 108
Farmer, G. Lawrence, Use of Multilevel Covari- Peterson, N. Andrew. See Speer, Paul W.
ance Structure Analysis to Evaluate the Pomeroy, Elizabeth C., Risa Kiam, and Diane
Multilevel Nature of Theoretical Constructs L. Green, Reducing Depression, Anxtety,
(RN), Sept. 180-189 and Trauma of Male Inmates: An HIV/
Fortune, Anne E. AIDS Psychoeducational Group Interven-
Community Activism, Effects of the Economy tion, Sept. 156-167
and State Policies on Welfare Rolls, and
Research Methodologi(eEs) , Dec. 195-196 Schmitz, Mark F. See Baer, Judith
Perspectives on Engagement (E), Mar. 2-3 Sosin, Michael R. and Maria Bruni, Personal
Poverty, Prisons, and Psychiatric Hospitals and Situational Perspectives on Rejection of
(E), Sept. 131 a Homelessness and Substance Abuse Pro-
Work (E), June 67-68 gram, Mar. 16-27
Fox, Adair. See Berrick, Jill Duerr Speer, Paul W. and N. Andrew Peterson, Psycho-
Franklin, Cynthia. See Corcoran, Jacqueline metric Préperties of an Empowerment
Frasch, Karie. See Berrick, Jill Duerr Scale: Testing Cognitive, Emotional, and
Behavioral Domains, June 109-118
Green, Robert G., Katrina D. Murphy, and Staudt, Marlys M., Correlates of Recommended
Shelita M. Snyder, Should Demographics Aftercare Service Use after Intensive Fam-
Be Placed at the End or at the Beginning of ily Preservation Services, Mar. 40-50
Mailed Questionnaires? An Empirical
Answer to a Persistent Methodological Tseng, Huan-yui. See Ozawa, Martha N.
Question (RN), Dec. 237-240 Turner, Marilyn A. See Lindhorst, Donald M.
Grogan-Kaylor, Andrew, Who Goes into Kinship
Care? The Relationship of Child and Williams, James Herbert. See Davis, Larry E.
Family Characteristics to Placement into Woodward, Clive. Seg Lindhorst, Donald M.
Kinship Foster Care, Sept. 132-141
Hourd-Bryant, Maggie. See Davis, Larry E.
Itzhaky, Haya and Alan S. York, Empowerment
and Community Participation: Does
Gender Make a Difference? Dec. 225-234
Kim, Rebecca Y., Factors Associated with Em-
ployment Status of Parents on Temporary
Assistance for Needy Families, Dec. 211-
222
Knox, Jo. See Martin, James I.
Linhorst, Donald M., Marilyn A. Turner, and
Clive Woodward, Factors Associated with
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