Titlebook: Reducing the Risks for Substance Abuse; A Lifespan Approach Raymond P. Daugherty,Carl Leukefeld Book 1998 Plenum Press, New York 1998 child

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Learning from Youth-Focused Prevention Models,standing of effective prevention programming, especially with youth. As is often the case, learning comes from both success and failure. In this chapter, we present four influential youth-focused prevention models. Our intention is to identify lessons learned and describe how to integrate these models into a Lifestyle Risk Reduction approach.

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Behavior,tegrate several, more narrowly focused models. To us, both the Public Health Model and the Lifestyle Risk Reduction Model are broad enough to encompass other models. In particular, the Lifestyle Risk Reduction Model has the precision to show how the more targeted, youth-focused models fit into the bigger picture.

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Concluding Remarks,proaches for youth and associated research are reviewed. The integrating model approach which is presented, called Lifestyle Risk Reduction, provides tangible ways to assist individuals in altering their high-risk behaviors, with the goal of reducing their risk for alcohol and drug problems across the lifespan.

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Book 1998on strategies to makethem relevant throughout the .entire. life span. Features of thisrevolutionary new paradigm include Five Principles of Lifestyle RiskReduction (LRR), Five Conditions of Effective LRR, and the LLRFormulas.

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1567-8016 d prevention strategies to makethem relevant throughout the .entire. life span. Features of thisrevolutionary new paradigm include Five Principles of Lifestyle RiskReduction (LRR), Five Conditions of Effective LRR, and the LLRFormulas.978-0-306-45899-6978-1-4615-7726-3Series ISSN 1567-8016

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978-0-306-45899-6Plenum Press, New York 1998

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Reducing the Risks for Substance Abuse978-1-4615-7726-3Series ISSN 1567-8016