Titlebook: Handbook of Drug Abuse Prevention; Zili Sloboda,William J. Bukoski Textbook 2006 Springer-Verlag US 2006 Gender.Nation.epidemiology.mass m

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Handbook of Drug Abuse Prevention978-0-387-35408-8Series ISSN 1389-6903 Series E-ISSN 2542-839X

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The Emerging Science of Drug Abuse Preventionderstanding of the underlying psychosocial risks and protective factors associated with drug use onset and progression to abuse. In addition, evidence from randomized controlled trials and quasi-experimental studies of theory-based drug abuse prevention interventions indicates that a growing number

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Drug Tests in Prevention Researchs of drug tests, since outcome expectations and perceived self-efficacy influence people’s actions and behaviors. The drug-testing programs of the U.S. military services illustrate the dramatic effects that can be achieved by use of random drug testing based on standardized testing procedures and ba

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Risk and Protective Factors of Adolescent Drug Use: Implications for Prevention Programsch augur well for future investigations, for further comprehension of the etiology of drug use, and for prevention programs. Should the effect of prevention programs that address the childhood and adolescent risk factors identified in etiologic studies result in reduced drug use and abuse in future

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Bridging the Gap between Substance Use Prevention Theory and Practicerelied increasingly on theory and increasingly more comprehensive theory, they still have a long way to go to make full use of SU theories. Therefore, it is our belief that SU could be reduced further if program planners relied more on theory when designing their programs. A heavy reliance on theory

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