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ANNUAL INDEX Social Work Research 31, Nos. [-4, March 2007—December 2007 wee casino gambling Nat \ ~hildren SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX chinese Canadians Academic performance M Se] ) hronic stressors Acute stressors ‘itizen participation Addiction Adolescents ‘ollective efficacy Sommunities African Americans onsumer-centered services rime Aggression Data collection Delinquency Alcohol use Depression Asian Americans Developmental analysis Attachment Developmental trajectories Behavior Beliefs Beliefs legitimizing aggression x Disasters Canada Discrimination ( Caregivers Diversity 4 4 Economy violence and, Sept. 131 welfare exit, June 95-10 Methadone treatment welfare re-entry, Mar. 7 Education Migrants iC iden performance nd substan use, pt Intergeneranional 151-1 61 Mothers Effect size bonds with ow1 measures of, Dec. 243 Native American, F-aammiilliiee s NNaattiivev e Amereiriccaann s caregivers in, Mar. 45-53 parenting, gambling, intergenerational congruence in immigrant, Mar. 35-43 199-209 welfare exit among American Indian, June 95-107 welfare welfare returns and temporary time limits, Mar Foster care itiz participation, June 109 male adolescents leaving, June 83-93 Neighborhoods arte ani bets Gambling 195 effect of maternal Native American families, D |‘ Optimism spiritual—relig 1 | Gender delinquency, Junc Gun control policies, Sept Hypermasculinity pe and, Sept. 171 Immigrants ré Peer affiliations Perceived control 1 ) Intergenerational congruence ugrant families, Mar Perceptions Juvenile offenders 1) Phrase completion Latent cluster analysis Proportional hazard model s by Shanta Par ° , by Shanta Ya Protective factors Macho Males Me es AGL} OOlIE] SS Ce nt S leaving Psy‘ chometric. properties s hypermasculinity index perl culinity ind S Marijuana use Public housing race and gender differences, Junc Maternal Gambling, Parenting, and Child Behaviora Functioning in Native American Families by Sandra | Momper and Aurora P. Jackson, Dec. 199-209 Mental illness consumer-centered services for adults, Dec. 221—228 Social Work Research Vowume 31, NuMBER 4 DecCEMBER 2¢ Deborah Bybe Rape Relnyi}g ion ISCULII present st 1) Reservations parent 1 Resilience Tobacco use Trajectories Risk Risk and resilience model Self-efficacy Sexual assault Social functioning | Urban areas Social policy Social support Social workers Violence Southeast Asian Americans Spirituality Welfare Statistical measures > Statistical significance Stress Women Young adults Zarit Burden Interview ( I ( AUTHOR INDEX Lai, Daniel. Validation of the Zarit Burden Int Abbot, Robert D. See Williams, James Herbert Chinese Canadian Caregivers, Mar. 45-53 Albert, Vicky, N., William C. King, and Ross Iaci, Wél- Larkin, Jill. See Grote, Nancy K fare Returns and Temporary Time Limits: A Propor- LeCroy, Craig Winston and Judy Krysik, U7 1al Hazard Model, Mar. 7-18 ing and Interpreting Effect Size Measu Andereck, Kathleen. See Hodge, David R 243-238 Charles D. See Williams, James Herbert Lemay, Edward P.,J r. See Grote, Nancy K Lewis, Sarah. See Matthieu, Monica M Emma Robertson. See Matthieu, Monica Matthieu, Monica M., Kathryn Cor dsoe, Sarah E. See Grote, Nancy K André Ivanoff, and Emma | rht, Charlotte L. See Williams, James Herbert Student Perspectit 1, Charlotte. See Grote, NancyK Center Disaster: A 1 Deborah. See Woodward, Amanda Toler RN), June 121 Momper, Sandra | Gainey, | id unbline, Parenti Travis, Wend) in Native American | Matthieu, nica Montoya, Harry. See Hod Mowbray, | Understanding Race and ¢ te ifferences in Delinquent ts an Ian 1 Developmental Williams, Trina R. See Williams, James Herbert Effectively Managing Woodward, Amanda Toler, Carol T. Mowbray, Mark ¢ Holter, and Deborah Bybee, Racial Differences in N fi Pe oe of son aaah in Cor saa =e nite Cs OrOgNannpirzoa tIito ns Services, Dec. 221—228 Ying, Yu-w en and Meekyung Han, wera tonal Conegruence tt Effectively Managing Nonprofit Organizations 1s a welcomed update on the nuances of contemporary management skills needed in the nonprofit arena Nonprofit organiza tions are structured ind operated similar zations, distinguished only existence. The key to vity 1s sustainability Tti c l| eadj ershuinp , ft tehcnhniiccaall laittiioonn s, anndd connccee t ations Special Features: e Assessment tool to identify strengths and weaknesses nm mana ment roies ach to galvanizing volunteers and governing boards to support organization multifaceted fundraising strategies financ ial management concepts