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Authors:
ALLEGRANTE JP
ROIZEN MF
Citation: Jp. Allegrante et Mf. Roizen, CAN NET-PRESENT VALUE ECONOMIC-THEORY BE USED TO EXPLAIN AND CHANGE HEALTH-RELATED BEHAVIORS, Health education research, 13(3), 1998, pp. 1-4
Authors:
WIGHT D
ABRAHAM C
SCOTT S
Citation: D. Wight et al., TOWARDS A PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR SEXUAL HEALTH PROMOTION, Health education research, 13(3), 1998, pp. 317-330
Authors:
HUMPHREYS AS
THOMPSON NJ
MINER KR
Citation: As. Humphreys et al., ASSESSMENT OF BREAST-FEEDING INTENTION USING THE TRANSTHEORETICAL MODEL AND THE THEORY OF REASONED ACTION, Health education research, 13(3), 1998, pp. 331-341
Authors:
LAUBY JL
SEMAAN S
COHEN A
LEVITON L
GIELEN A
PULLEY L
WALLS C
OCAMPO P
Citation: Jl. Lauby et al., SELF-EFFICACY, DECISIONAL BALANCE AND STAGES OF CHANGE FOR CONDOM USEAMONG WOMEN AT RISK FOR HIV-INFECTION, Health education research, 13(3), 1998, pp. 343-356
Authors:
ELKINS DB
DOLE LR
MATICKATYNDALE E
STAM KR
Citation: Db. Elkins et al., RELAYING THE MESSAGE OF SAFER SEX - CONDOM RACES FOR COMMUNITY-BASED SKILLS TRAINING, Health education research, 13(3), 1998, pp. 357-370
Authors:
MCKIE L
CLARK GM
MACLELLAN M
SKERRATT S
Citation: L. Mckie et al., THE PROMOTION OF HEALTHY EATING - FOOD AVAILABILITY AND CHOICE IN SCOTTISH ISLAND COMMUNITIES, Health education research, 13(3), 1998, pp. 371-382
Authors:
SAMDAL O
NUTBEAM D
WOLD B
KANNAS L
Citation: O. Samdal et al., ACHIEVING HEALTH AND EDUCATIONAL-GOALS THROUGH SCHOOLS - A STUDY OF THE IMPORTANCE OF THE SCHOOL CLIMATE AND THE STUDENTS SATISFACTION WITHSCHOOL, Health education research, 13(3), 1998, pp. 383-397
Authors:
BLALOCK SJ
DEVELLIS RF
Citation: Sj. Blalock et Rf. Devellis, HEALTH SALIENCE - RECLAIMING A CONCEPT FROM THE LOST AND FOUND, Health education research, 13(3), 1998, pp. 399-406
Authors:
RIBISL KM
WINKLEBY MA
FORTMANN SP
FLORA JA
Citation: Km. Ribisl et al., THE INTERPLAY OF SOCIOECONOMIC-STATUS AND ETHNICITY ON HISPANIC AND WHITE MENS CARDIOVASCULAR-DISEASE RISK AND HEALTH COMMUNICATION PATTERNS, Health education research, 13(3), 1998, pp. 407-417
Authors:
WINDSOR RA
BOYD NR
ORLEANS CT
Citation: Ra. Windsor et al., A META-EVALUATION OF SMOKING CESSATION INTERVENTION RESEARCH AMONG PREGNANT-WOMEN - IMPROVING THE SCIENCE AND ART, Health education research, 13(3), 1998, pp. 419-438
Authors:
BUCHANAN DR
Citation: Dr. Buchanan, BEYOND POSITIVISM - HUMANISTIC PERSPECTIVES ON THEORY AND RESEARCH INHEALTH-EDUCATION, Health education research, 13(3), 1998, pp. 439-450
Authors:
WALLERSTEIN N
FREUDENBERG N
Citation: N. Wallerstein et N. Freudenberg, LINKING HEALTH PROMOTION AND SOCIAL-JUSTICE - A RATIONALE AND 2 CASE STORIES, Health education research, 13(3), 1998, pp. 451-457
Authors:
COVENEY J
Citation: J. Coveney, THE GOVERNMENT AND ETHICS OF HEALTH PROMOTION - THE IMPORTANCE OF FOUCAULT,MICHEL, Health education research, 13(3), 1998, pp. 459-468
Authors:
BACH S
Citation: S. Bach, PSYCHOLOGY AND HEALTH PROMOTION - BENNETT,P, MURPHY,S, Health education research, 13(3), 1998, pp. 469-470
Authors:
AGGLETON P
Citation: P. Aggleton, THE HIDDEN EPIDEMIC - CONFRONTING SEXUALLY-TRANSMITTED DISEASES - ENG,TR, BUTLER,WT, Health education research, 13(3), 1998, pp. 470-472
Authors:
BARKER C
Citation: C. Barker, PRIVATE HEALTH-CARE PROVIDERS IN DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES - BENNETT,S, MCPAKE,B, MILLS,A, Health education research, 13(3), 1998, pp. 472-474
NURSING, HEALTH-EDUCATION AND HEALTH PROMOTION - LESSONS LEARNED, PROGRESS MADE AND CHALLENGES AHEAD
Authors:
LATTER S
Citation: S. Latter, NURSING, HEALTH-EDUCATION AND HEALTH PROMOTION - LESSONS LEARNED, PROGRESS MADE AND CHALLENGES AHEAD, Health education research, 13(2), 1998, pp. 1-5
Authors:
NORMAN P
BENNETT P
LEWIS H
Citation: P. Norman et al., UNDERSTANDING BINGE DRINKING AMONG YOUNG-PEOPLE - AN APPLICATION OF THE THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR, Health education research, 13(2), 1998, pp. 163-169
Authors:
POVEY R
CONNER M
SPARKS P
JAMES R
SHEPHERD R
Citation: R. Povey et al., INTERPRETATIONS OF HEALTHY AND UNHEALTHY EATING, AND IMPLICATIONS FORDIETARY CHANGE, Health education research, 13(2), 1998, pp. 171-183
Authors:
CLARK JM
MABEN J
Citation: Jm. Clark et J. Maben, HEALTH PROMOTION - PERCEPTIONS OF PROJECT-2000 EDUCATED NURSES, Health education research, 13(2), 1998, pp. 185-196
Authors:
DIJKSTRA A
DEVRIES H
ROIJACKERS J
Citation: A. Dijkstra et al., COMPUTERIZED TAILORED FEEDBACK TO CHANGE COGNITIVE DETERMINANTS OF SMOKING - A DUTCH FIELD EXPERIMENT, Health education research, 13(2), 1998, pp. 197-206
Authors:
DIJKSTRA A
DEVRIES H
ROIJACKERS J
Citation: A. Dijkstra et al., LONG-TERM EFFECTIVENESS OF COMPUTER-GENERATED TAILORED FEEDBACK IN SMOKING CESSATION, Health education research, 13(2), 1998, pp. 207-214
Authors:
JOSENDAL O
AARO LE
BERGH IH
Citation: O. Josendal et al., EFFECTS OF A SCHOOL-BASED SMOKING PREVENTION PROGRAM AMONG SUBGROUPS OF ADOLESCENTS, Health education research, 13(2), 1998, pp. 215-224
Authors:
KEGLER MC
STECKLER A
MALEK SH
MCLEROY K
Citation: Mc. Kegler et al., A MULTIPLE CASE-STUDY OF IMPLEMENTATION IN 10 LOCAL PROJECT ASSIST COALITIONS IN NORTH-CAROLINA, Health education research, 13(2), 1998, pp. 225-238
Authors:
RESNICOW K
DAVIS M
SMITH M
LAZARUSYAROCH A
BARANOWSKI T
BARANOWSKI J
DOYLE C
WANG DT
Citation: K. Resnicow et al., HOW BEST TO MEASURE IMPLEMENTATION OF SCHOOL-HEALTH CURRICULA - A COMPARISON OF 3 MEASURES, Health education research, 13(2), 1998, pp. 239-250