Drug Abuse Prevention: A School and Community Partnership

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Jones & Bartlett Learning, 2003 - Education - 346 pages
Drug Abuse Prevention, Second Edition fills an important niche in the prevention field. Many texts outline the various drugs and stop there; few focus on drug abuse prevention. This text is designed to provide more than just the facts about drugs; its goal is to teach students and practitioners the important concepts and skills needed in designing prevention programs, assessing the merits of prevention materials, interacting with community constituents with a stake in drug abuse prevention, participating in the formation of school and public policy regarding drug abuse, and evaluating the impact of drug abuse prevention programs.
 

Contents

Chapter 6
3
Chapter
4
Chapter
12
Chapter 5
15
X
30
15
33
Marijuana
87
Common Elements of Unsuccessful Programs
136
Needs Assessment and Program Evaluation
264
Survey Designs
273
BAC and School ATOD Policy 216 Objectives
274
Analyzing Data
279
Public Policy and Drug Abuse Prevention
285
Viewpoints
289
121
301
Appendix A Criteria for the Development or Selection of Drug Prevention
303

Community Health Promotion
142
Planning Models for Health Behavior Change
149
Summary
167
State and Local Agencies
207
Member Evaluating Teacher Training in a Local A Student Assistance Program Preliminary
234
General Concepts of Treatment
249
A Classroom Modeling Activity 189 Evaluating Parent Training in a Local An Aversion Therapy Conditioning
257
Appendix B Selected Evaluation Instruments
309
School Drug Policies
321
Code of Ethics for Prevention Professionals
327
Hints Tips
340
201
344
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