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ANNUAL INDEX
Social Work Research
Vol. 29, Nos. 1-4, March 2005—December 2005
CARTS
The following abbreviations are used: Mar. for March, Does the Life History Calendar Method Facilitate the Recall of
Sept. for September, Dec. for December, E for Editorial, P Intimate Partner Violence? Comparison of Tivo Methods
of Data Collection, Mieko Yoshihama, Brenda
for Perspectives, RN for Research Note, and ID for In-
Gillespie, Amy C. Hammock, Robert F Belli, and
strament Development Richard M. Tolman, Sept. 151-163
Domestic violence
battered women, Sept. 137—150
SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX
recall ability, Sept. 151-163
Acculturation
Puerto Ricans, June 95-105
The Effects of School Climate, Socioeconomics, and Cultural
Acculturation and Depression among Puerto Ricans in the
Factors on Student Victimization in Israel, Mona
Mainland, Blanca M. Ramos, June 95-105
Khoury-Kassabri, Rami Benbenishty, and Ron Avi
After the Revolution: Welfare Patterns since TANF Implemen-
Astor, Sept. 165-180
tation, Maria Cancian, Daniel R. Meyer, and Chi-
Employment
Fang Wu, Dec. 199-214
single mothers, March 7—20
Attribution theory
Engagement
mental health treatment, June 87-94
factor structure, June 107-118
Evaluation
Battered women
decision support systems, March 21-30
help seeking, Sept. 137-150
Evidence-based practice
recall ability, Sept. 151-161
advances and challenges, Sept. 131-135
Battered Women’s Profiles Associated with Service Help-Seeking
Efforts: Illuminating Opportunitiefso r Intervention,
Factor Structure of the Group Engagement Measure (ID),
Rebecca J. Macy, Paula S. Nurius, Mary A. Kernic,
Mark J. Macgowan and Frederick L. Newman, June
and Victoria L. Holt, Sept. 137-150
107-118
Families
CES-D delinquency and contact with, March 31-39
acculturation and depression among Puerto Ricans,
mothers with mental illness, March 41-55
June 95-105
school violence research, Sept. 165-180
Children Family Contact and Recidivism:A Longitudinal Study of
development, March 7-20
Adjudicated Delinquents in Residential Care, Joseph P.
foster, 243-251 Ryan and Huilan Yang, March 31-39
with mothers with mental illness, March 41—55 Foster Parent College: Interactive Multimedia Training for
Coercion Foster Parents (RN), Caesar Pacifici, Richard
mental health treatment, June 87-94 Delaney, Lee White, Kelli Cummings, and Carol
Community
in social work practice research, June Nelson, Dec. 243-251
Foster parents
student victimization, Sept. 165-180 training, 243-251
Compassion
natural disasters and traumatic events, Dec. 195-198
Gay men
Connecting Science to Intervention: Advances, Chailenges, and social workers’ attitudes toward, March 57-61
the Promise of Evidence-Based Practice (E), Jeffrey M Geographic information systems
Jenson, Sept. 131-135 community in social work practice research, June 73-
Culture
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school violence research, Sept. 165—180 Gerontological social work
research priorities, Dec. 231-242
Decision support systems
Group process
thinking processes, March 21-30
group engagement measure, June 107-118
Delinquency
Group work
residential placement, March 31-39
group engagement measure, June 107-118
Delphi method
gerontological social work, Dec. 231-242
Health
Depression
battered women, Sept. 137—150
battered women, Sept. 137-150 Help seeking
Puerto Ricans, June 95-105 battered women, Sept. 137-150
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Hierarchical linear modeling Psychiatric disabilities
school violence research, Sept. 165-180 mothers with, March 41-55
Psychological well-being
Intervention research single mothers, March 7—20
gerontological social work, Dec. 231-242 Publication standards
Israel social work journals, June 67-71
school violence research, Sept. 165-180
Quality of care
Latinos social work services, Sept. 181-191
acculturation and depression among Puerto Ricans, Quality of Care in the Social Services: Research Agenda and
June 95-105 Methods, J. Curtis McMillen, Enola K. Proctor,
Legal coercion Deborah Megivern, Catherine Woodstock Striley,
mental health treatment, June 87-94 Leopoldo J. Cabassa, Michelle R. Munson, and
Lesbians Barbara Dickey, Sept. 181-191
social workers’ attitudes toward, March 57-61
Life course analysis Reasoning
partner violence, Sept. 151-163 decision support systems, March 21-30
Life History Calendar method Reflections on Natural Disasters and Traumatic Events (BE),
partner violence, Sept. 151-163 Jeffrey M. Jenson, Dec. 195-198
Living Arrangements and Social Support: Effects on the Well- Research
Being of Mothers with Mental Illness, Carol T tradition, March 3-5
Mowbray, Deborah Bybee, Leslie Hollingsworth, Research agenda
Sara Goodking, and Daphna Oyserman, March 41- gerontological social work, Dec. 231-242
55 quality of care in social services, Sept. 181-191
Research design
Mandated treatment community in social work practice research, June 73—
public support, June 87-94 86
Memory Research for Knowledge and Practice: Carrying on the Tradition
partner violence, Sept. 151-163 (E), Jeffrey M. Jenson, March 3-5
Mental health Research Priorities for Gerontological Social Work: Researcher
acculturation and depression among Puerto Ricans, and Practitioner Perspectives, Nancy Morrow-Howell,
June 95-105 Denise Burnette, and Li-Mei Chen, Dec. 231-242
Mental illness Residential care
legally mandated treatment, June 87-94 delinquents, March 31-39
mothers with, March 41-55
Mothers Schools
with mental illness, March 41-55 risk factors for victimization, Sept. 165-180
single, March 7—20; Dec. 199-214 Self-efficacy
single mothers, March 7-20
Natural disasters Single mothers
compassion and service, Dec. 195-198 self-efficacy, March 7-20
Neighborhoods welfare patterns, Dec. 199-214
community in social work practice research, June 73- Single Mothers’ Self-Efficacy, Parenting in the Home
86 Environment, and Children’s Development in a Tivo-
Wave Study, Aurora P. Jackson and Richard Scheines,
Parenting March 7-20
mothers with mental illness, March 41-55 Social policy
single mothers, March 7—20; Dec. 199-214 welfare reform, Dec. 199-214
single mothers’ self-efficacy, March 7—20 Social services
training for foster parents, 243-251 quality of care, Sept. 181-191
Partner violence Social support
help seeking, Sept. 137-150 battered women, Sept. 137-150
recall ability, Sept. 151-163 mothers with mental illness, March 41-55
Peer review Social work journals
publication standards, June 119-121 peer review, June 119-121
The Place of Community in Social Work Practice Research: quality, June 67-71
Conceptual and Methodological Developments, Claudia Social work practice
Coulton, June 73-86 compassion and service following traumatic events,
Poverty Dec. 195-198
use of entitlement programs, Dec. 199-214 evidence-based practice, Sept. 131-135
Probation services gerontological, Dec. 231-242
decision support systems, March 21-30 quality of care, Sept. 181-191
Professional judgment Social workers
decision support systems, March 21-30 attitudes toward lesbians and gay men, March 57-61
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Society for Social Work and Research (annual meeting Corrigan, Patrick W. See Watson, Amy C.
report), Peer Review and Publication Standards in Social Coulton, Claudia, The Place of Community in Social Work
Work Journals: The Miami Statement (P), June 119 Practice Research: Conceptual and Methodological
121 Developments, June 73-86
Structural equation modeling Cummings, Kelli. See Pacifici, Caesar
group engagement measure, June 107-118
Structural Factors and the Quality of Publication in Social Delaney, Richard. See Pacifici, Caesar
Work Journals (E), Jeffrey M. Jenson, June 67-71 Dickey, Barbara. See McMillen,J . Curtis
Student victimization
school climate, socioeconomics, and cultural factors, Gillespie, Brenda. See Yoshihama, Mieko
Sept. 165-180 Goodking, Sara. See Mowbray, Carol T
Substance abuse Green, Robert G., The Use of Bidimensional Scales to Assess
partner violence, Sept. 137-150 Social Workers’ Attitudes toward Lesbians and Gay Men
(RN), March 57-61
Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF)
accumulation study, Dec. 215-229 Hammock, Amy C. See Yoshihama, Mieko
welfare patterns following implementation, Dec. 199 Hollingsworth, Leslie. See Mowbray, Carol T
214 Holt, Victoria L. See Macy, Rebecca J.
Thinking Processes in Social Workers’ Use ofa Clinical
Decision Support System:A Qualitative Study, Jackson, Aurora P. and Richard Scheines, Single Mothers’
Menachem Monnickendam, Riki Savaya, and Mark Self-Efficacy, Parenting in the Home Environment, and
Waysman, March 21-30 Children’s Development in a Tiwo-Wave Study, March
Time limits 20
TANF accumulation, Dec. 215-229 Jenson, Jeffrey M
Training programs Connecting Science to Intervention: Advances, Challenges,
foster parent, 243-251 and the Promise of Evidence-Based Practice (E), Sept
Traumatic events 131-135
compassion and service, Dec. 195-198 Reflections on Natural Disasters and Traumatic Events (E
Dec. 195-198
The Use of Bidimensional Scales to Assess Social Workers’ Research for Knowledge and Practice: Carrying on the
Attitudes toward Lesbians and Gay Men (RN), Robert Tradition (E), March 3-5
G. Green, March 57-61 Structural Factors and the Qualit
Work Journals (E), June 67
Violence
school variables, Sept. 165-180 Kernic, Mary A. See Macy, Rebecca J
Khoury-Kassabri, Mona, Rami Benbenishty, and Ron Avi
Watching the Clock Tick: Factors Associated with TANI Astor, The Effects of School Climate, Socioeconomics, and
Accumulation, Kristin S. Seefeldt and Sean M. Orzol, Cultural Factors on Student Victimization in Israel, Sept
Dec. 215-229 165-180
Welfare reform
single mothers’ self-efficacy, March 7—20 Macgowan, Mark J. and Frederick L. Newman, Factor
TANF accumulation, Dec. 215-229 Structure of the Group Engagement Measure (ID), June
107-118
use of entitlement programs, Dec. 199-214
What Motivates Public Support for Legally Mandated Mental Macy, Rebecca J., Paula S. Nurius, Mary A. Kernic, and
Health Treatment?, Amy C. Watson, Patrick W. Victoria L. Holt, Battered Women’s Profiles Associated
Corrigan, and Beth Angell, June 87-94 with Service Help-Seeking Efforts: Illuminating
Opportunities for Intervention, Sept. 137-150
Youths McMillen,J . Curtis, Enola K. Proctor, Deborah
delinquency, March 31-39 Megivern, Catherine Woodstock Striley, LeopoldoJ
Cabassa, Michelle R. Munson, and Barbara Dickey,
Quality of Care in the Social Services: Research Agenda
AUTHOR INDEX
and Methods, Sept. 181-191
Angell, Beth. See Watson, Amy C.
Megivern, Deborah. See McMillen,J . Curtis
Astor, Ron Avi. See Khoury-Kassabri, Mona
Meyer, Daniel R. See Cancian, Maria
Monnickendam, Menachem, Riki Savaya, and Mark
Belli, Robert F See Yoshihama, Mieko
Waysman, Thinking Processes in Social Workers’ Use of a
Benbenishty, Rami. See Khoury-Kassabri, Mona
Clinical Decision Support System:A Qualitative Study,
Burnette, Denise. See Morrow-Howell, Nancy
March 21-30
Bybee, Deborah. See Mowbray, Carol T.
Morrow-Howell, Nancy, Denise Burnette, and Li-Mei
Chen, Research Priorities for Gerontological Social Work:
Cabassa, Leopoldo J. See McMillen,J . Curtis
Researcher and Practitioner Perspectives, Dec. 231-242
Cancian, Maria, Daniel R. Meyer, and Chi-Fang Wt, After
Mowbray, Carol T., Deborah Bybee, Leslie Hollingsworth,
the Revolution: Welfare Patterns since TANF Implemen-
Sara Goodking, and Daphna Oyserman, Living
tation, Dec. 199-214
Arrangements and Social Support: Effects on the Well-
Chen, Li-Mei. See Morrow-Howell, Nancy
Being of Mothers with Mental Illness, March 41-55
Annual Index
Munson, Michelle R. See McMillen,J . Curtis
Nelson, Carol. See Pacifici, Caesar NASW)OBL:NK
Newman, Frederick L. See Macgowan, Mark J.
Nurius, Paula S. See Macy, Rebecca J.
Orzol, Sean M. See Seefeldt, Kristin S.
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Oyserman, Daphna. See Mowbray, Carol T.
Pacifici, Caesar, Richard Delaney, Lee White, Kelli
Cummings, and Carol Nelson, Foster Parent College:
Interactive Multimedia Training for Foster Parents (RN),
Dec. 243-251
Proctor, Enola K. See McMillen,J . Curtis
Ramos, Blanca M., Acculturation and Depression among
Puerto Ricans in the Mainland, June 95-105
Make the most
Ryan, Joseph P. and Huilan Yang, Family Contact and
Recidivism: A Longitudinal Study of Adjudicated
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Scheines, Richard. See Jackson, Aurora P. Find the job you're looking for
Seefeldt, Kristin S. and Sean M. Orzol, Watching the Clock
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Tick: Factors Associated with TANF Accumulation, Dec.
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