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INDEX TO VOLUME XXVI This is an alphabetical listing of articles and authors appearing in Volume XX VI. The issue number is followed by the page on which the article begins. Articles apy Practitioners: Barriers to Effective In- terdisciplinary Team Functioning, 4:31 A Study of AIDS Risk-Behavior Knowledge Among Therapeutic Recreation Specialists Older Individuals with Mental Retardation in New York State, 4:55 and the Effect of a Physical Activity Inter- vention on Selected Social Psychological An Analysis Published in the Therapeutic Variables, 1:38 Recreation Journal During the 1980s, 2:46 Adventure Therapy: The Ropes—Wilder- Parents’ Perceptions of Benefits of Summer ness Connection, 3:17 Camp for Campers with Mental Retarda- tion, 3:27 Bridges to Accessibility: A Primer for In- ciuding Persons with Disabilities in Adven- Psychodynamics Reflected Through In- ture Curricula by Mark D. Havens (Book volvement in Therapeutic Recreation Activ- Review), 3:58 ities: A Case Study, 2:51 Cognitive Strategies Utilized for Multiple Recreation Functioning and Depression in Action Control in Wheelchair Tennis, 2:36 People with Arthritis, 4:21 Collaborating to Create an Integrated Setting the Stage for Leisure: Encouraging Camping Program: Design and Evaluation, Adults with Mental Retardation Who Use 3:38 Augmentative and Alternative Communica- Conceptual Considerations in Understand- tion Systems to Share Conversations, 1:27 ing Friendship Among People with Mental Teaching Adolescents with Mild Mental Retardation: A Response to Green and Retardation to Make Decisions in Leisure Schleien, 1:53 Through the Use of Self-Control Tech- Deinstitutionalization and Normalization niques, 1:9 in Sweden and Ontario, Canada: Support- Terminal Illness, Aging, and Developmen- ing People in Leisure Activities, 2:21 tal Disability: A Therapeutic Art Interven- Dimensions of Choice: A Qualitative Ap- tion, 3:49 proach to Recreation, Parks, and Leisure Research by Karla A. Henderson (Book Re- The Effect of Special Olympics Participa- view), 2:56 tion on Community Integration, 4:9 Easter Seal’s Progressive Mainstreaming The Perceived Importance of Topics for In- Model: Options and Choices in Camping structional Resource Developmentin Thera- and Leisure Services for Children and peutic Recreation Curricula, 1:48 Adults with Disabilities, 4:61 Therapeutic Recreation and the Homeless: Guest Editors’ Comments, 3:15 A Clinical Case History, 3:53 Interprofessional Perceptions between Ther- Therapeutic Recreation and the Right to apeutic Recreation and Occupational Ther- Leisure, 2:9 Fourth Quarter 1992 Therapeutic Recreation Majors’ Work Pref- Mactavish, 1:38 erence, 4:43 Magafas, 4:43 Mahon, 1:9; 4:61 Therapeutic Recreation Processes and Tech- McCormick, 3:27 niques, Second Edition by David R. Austin McGuire, 3:27 (Book Review), 2:57 Morris, 2:46 Neumayer, 4:31 O'Keefe, 1:27 Authors Pedler, 2:21 Austin, 1:28, 2:46 Perry, 4:31 Barber, 4:43 Potter, 4:31 Bullock, 1:9, 4:61 Ramos, 2:56 Caroleo, 4:55 Robb, 3:15, 3:58 Coyle, 2:51 Rogers, 3:58 Dattilo, 1:27 Sable, 3:38 Geoge, 2:51 Searle, 1:38 Grossman, 4:55 Smeal, 4:31 Gruver, 1:48 Smith, R.W., 4:31 Harlan, 3:49 Smith, S.A., 4:21 Hawkins, 1:53; 3:49 Sylvester, 2:9 Hutzler, 2:36 Voelkl, 2:46 Johnson, 3:17 Welch, 4:61 Kleiber, 4:9 White, 3:27 Krinsky, 3:53 Wilhite, 4:9 Kultgen, 1:53 Witman, 3:15 Lahey, 2:57 Yoshioka, 4:21 Therapeutic Recreation Journal