Behavioral Community Psychology: A Review of Recent Research and Applications

Jason, Leonard A.; Glenwick, David S.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-535618-3.50007-0

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“…The sample size was small, and the skills intervention was not novel (cf. Jason & Glenwick, 1984). Intervention delivered by graduate assistants is not costeffective for applied programs.…”

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Preventing substance abuse with children and adolescents.

Schinke¹,

Gilchrist²

1985

Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology

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This article reviews recent research on the prevention of tobacco, alcohol, and drug abuse with children and adolescents. The review is organized according to an intervention focus on the agent, environment, and host. An original study describes methods and results of host-oriented skills intervention to prevent cigarette smoking. Based on the reviewed recent past studies, the authors note conceptual and methodological progress in substance abuse prevention research. Suggestions for future research include technological improvements necessary to implement preventive interventions on a wide scale. The authors highlight the importance of careful designs; manipulation checks on independent variables; process data collection; multimodal measures of self-report, behavioral, and physiological variables; and multivariate statistical analyses in studies on interventions to prevent tobacco, alcohol, and drug abuse with children and adolescents.

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“…The sample size was small, and the skills intervention was not novel (cf. Jason & Glenwick, 1984). Intervention delivered by graduate assistants is not costeffective for applied programs.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Preventing substance abuse with children and adolescents.

Schinke¹,

Gilchrist²

1985

Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology

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“…Operant oriented interventions may provide good ways to help patients, as they stress the importance of involving the target populations for input concerning such aspects as problem identification, information on the problem, intervention design, and intervention acceptability (4,5). As long as the issues are well defined, this approach can be a tool whereby clinicians and patients jointly plan and implement interventions as true partners.…”

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The Use of Operant Methods to Evaluate Interventions for Patients With Myalgic Encephalomyelitis

Jason

Kidd

Brown

et al. 2016

Middle East J Rehabil Health

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Introduction:The current study provides data from two patients with myalgic encephalomyelitis, who charted several of their symptoms over time.Case Presentation: Each patient charted domains that were relevant to them, and they were attempting to assess the effects of specific interventions. An AB operant design was used for both participants. The findings indicate that by charting symptoms on a regular basis, it is possible to determine if a particular intervention is helpful and effective. Conclusions:This methodology is easily available to patients and clinicians so that they can have a clearer idea of the effectiveness of interventions for managing some symptoms of ME.

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“…Although different theorists have used different schemas for categorizing primary preventive interventions, one system refers to three sub-types, including: programs focusing on at-risk youngsters, interventions directed toward competency enhancement, and projects dealing with milestone transitions (Jason & Glenwick, 1984). Preventive interventions illustrating each of these sub-types, with a focus on peerled programs, will be reviewed.…”

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