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List of Figures, Tables, and Exhibits | |
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Foreword | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Preface | |
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The Contributors | |
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Foundations And Theory In Adolescent Health Risk Behavior | |
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Adolescents At Risk: A Generation In Jeopardy | |
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Trends In Adolescent And Young Adult Morbidity And Mortality | |
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Population Characteristics | |
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Mortality | |
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High-Risk Behaviors as Underlying Causes of Death | |
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Mental Health | |
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Theories Of Adolescent Risk Taking: The Biopsychosocial Model | |
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Biologically Based Theories of Risk Taking | |
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Psychologically Based Theories of Risk Taking | |
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Social and Environmental Theories of Risk Taking | |
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The Biopsychosocial Model of Risk Taking | |
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Resilience In Adolescence | |
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Defi ning the Terms | |
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Conceptual Framework | |
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Ecological Factors | |
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Adolescent Neurodevelopment, Stress, and Resilience | |
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Resilience and Evidence-Based Interventions | |
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Theories And Models Of Adolescent Decision Making | |
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Key Concepts and Research Findings | |
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Decision Science and Social Cognition Models of Health Behavior | |
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Adolescents and Adults | |
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Biological Underpinnings Of Adolescent Development | |
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The Organizational-Activational Hypothesis: Hormonal Changes from Fetal Through Adolescent Development | |
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Positive Youth Development: Contemporary Theoretical Perspectives | |
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Prior Theoretical Models of Adolescent Development | |
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Origins of the Positive Youth Development Perspective | |
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Defi ning Features of Developmental Systems Theories | |
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Features of the PYD Perspective | |
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Preventing Key Health Risk Behaviors | |
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Tobacco Use And Adolescent Health | |
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Scope of the Problem and Health Outcomes | |
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Strategies for Reducing the Risk of Tobacco Use Among Adolescents | |
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Understanding And Preventing Risks For Adolescent Obesity | |
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Health Promotion and Risk Prevention | |
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Adolescent Alcohol Use | |
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Epidemiology of Alcohol Use Among Teens | |
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Promoting Health and Preventing Risk of Alcohol Use Among Youth | |
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Substance Use Among Adolescents: Risk, Prevention, And Treatment | |
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Epidemiology of Adolescents' Illicit Substance Use | |
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Risk and Protective Factors for Adolescent Substance Abuse | |
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Prevention of Adolescents' Illicit Substance Use | |
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Treatment of Adolescent Substance Abuse and Dependence | |
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Adolescent Violence: Risk, Resilience, And Prevention | |
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Epidemiology | |
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Key Concepts | |
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Examples of Resiliency-Based Interventions Used in Schools | |
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Prevention Of Suicidal Behavior During Adolescence | |
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Epidemiology | |
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Prevention | |
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Unintentional Injuries Among Adolescents | |
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Unintentional Injuries | |
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Motor Vehicle Injuries | |
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Strategies for Reducing Motor Vehicle-Related Injuries | |
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Home and Recreation Injuries | |
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Strategies for Reducing Home and Recreation Injuries | |
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Settings for Adolescent Injury | |
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Preventing and Controlling Injuries | |
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Sexually Transmitted Disease Transmission And Pregnancy Among Adolescents | |
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Epidemiology | |
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Key Concepts and Research Findings | |
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Interventions To Prevent Pregnancy And Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Including Hiv Infection | |
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Methods Used in This Review | |
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Curriculum-Based Sex and STD/HIV Education Programs | |
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Youth Development Programs | |
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Intensive Programs Combining Youth Development and Reproductive Health | |
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Communitywide Pregnancy or STD/HIV Prevention Programs | |
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Populations, Policy, And Prevention Strategies | |
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Incarcerated And Delinquent Youth | |
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Comparisons | |
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Key Concepts: Health Conditions and Health Behavior | |
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Roles for Health Professionals | |
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The Health-Promoting Correctional Facility | |
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Depression And Sexual Risk Behavior In Adolescents | |
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Epidemiology of HIV, STIs, and Pregnancy in Adolescents | |
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Depressive Symptoms, Mood Disorders, and Emotional Distress in Adolescents | |
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Interventions | |
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Implications for Research | |
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Implications for Health Care | |
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Connectedness In The Lives Of Adolescents | |
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Key Concepts and Research Findings: What Is Meant by "Connectedness"? | |
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Family Influences On Adolescent Health | |
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Key Concepts and Research Findings | |
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Future Directions for Family-Focused Research | |
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Media Exposure And Adolescents' Health behavior | |
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Teens and Media Use | |
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The Infl uence of Media on Adolescents | |
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Solutions: Improving Media for Adolescents | |
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Technological Advances In Modifying Adolescent Health Risk Behaviors | |
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Key Concepts and Research Findings | |
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Measuring Adolescent Health Behaviors | |
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Types of Measures | |
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Measurement Error | |
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Brief Motivational Interventions For Adolescent Health Promotion In Clinical Settings | |
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Brief Intervention | |
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Health Policy Approaches To Reduce Adolescent Risk Behavior And Adverse Health Consequences | |
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The Ecological Model | |
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Principles of Policy Approaches | |
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Tobacco | |
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Alcohol | |
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Driving | |
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Physical Activity and Obesity | |
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Violence | |
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Sexual Health | |
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Legal And Ethical Issues In Adolescent Health Care And Research | |
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Health, Human Rights, and Ethical Principles | |
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Legal Status of Adolescents and Access to Health Care | |
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Research Regulation and Ethics | |
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Adolescent Risk Behaviors And Adverse Health Outcomes: Future Directions For Research, Practice, And Policy | |
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Prevention Research and Practice Are Interdisciplinary | |
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Adolescent Health Promotion Needs to Address Multiple Levels of Causality | |
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Strategies Are Needed to Improve the Sustainability of Health Promotion Programs | |
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New and Promising Theoretical Orientations | |
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The Need to Improve Prevention Program Transfer | |
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The Need to Measure Cost-Effectiveness in Health Promotion Research | |
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Interactions Between Spheres of Infl uence: Lessons for the Future | |
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Name Index | |
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Subject Index | |