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CHILDRENS BELIEFS ABOUT DRINKING
Authors: GILLMORE MR WELLS EA SIMPSON EE MORRISON DM HOPPE MJ WILSDON A
Citation: Mr. Gillmore et al., CHILDRENS BELIEFS ABOUT DRINKING, The American journal of drug and alcohol abuse, 24(1), 1998, pp. 131-151
BONDING IN A HIGH-RISK AND A GENERAL SAMPLE OF CHILDREN - COMPARISON OF MEASURES OF ATTACHMENT AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO SMOKING AND DRINKING
Authors: HOPPE MJ WELLS EA HAGGERTY KP SIMPSON EE GAINEY RR CATALANO RF
Citation: Mj. Hoppe et al., BONDING IN A HIGH-RISK AND A GENERAL SAMPLE OF CHILDREN - COMPARISON OF MEASURES OF ATTACHMENT AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO SMOKING AND DRINKING, Journal of youth and adolescence, 27(1), 1998, pp. 59-81
REDUCING PARENTAL RISK-FACTORS FOR CHILDRENS SUBSTANCE MISUSE - PRELIMINARY OUTCOMES WITH OPIATE-ADDICTED PARENTS
Authors: CATALANO RF HAGGERTY KP GAINEY RR HOPPE MJ
Citation: Rf. Catalano et al., REDUCING PARENTAL RISK-FACTORS FOR CHILDRENS SUBSTANCE MISUSE - PRELIMINARY OUTCOMES WITH OPIATE-ADDICTED PARENTS, Substance use & misuse, 32(6), 1997, pp. 699-721
DEVIANCE AMONG THE CHILDREN OF HEROIN-ADDICTS IN TREATMENT - IMPACT OF PARENTS AND PEERS
Authors: GAINEY RR CATALANO RF HAGGERTY KP HOPPE MJ
Citation: Rr. Gainey et al., DEVIANCE AMONG THE CHILDREN OF HEROIN-ADDICTS IN TREATMENT - IMPACT OF PARENTS AND PEERS, Deviant behavior, 18(2), 1997, pp. 143-159
CHILDRENS DECISIONS ABOUT SUBSTANCE USE - AN APPLICATION AND EXTENSION OF THE THEORY OF REASONED ACTION
Authors: MORRISON DM SIMPSON EE GILLMORE MR WELLS EA HOPPE MJ
Citation: Dm. Morrison et al., CHILDRENS DECISIONS ABOUT SUBSTANCE USE - AN APPLICATION AND EXTENSION OF THE THEORY OF REASONED ACTION, Journal of applied social psychology, 26(18), 1996, pp. 1658-1679
PARTICIPATION IN A PARENT TRAINING-PROGRAM FOR METHADONE CLIENTS
Authors: GAINEY RR CATALANO RF HAGGERTY KP HOPPE MJ
Citation: Rr. Gainey et al., PARTICIPATION IN A PARENT TRAINING-PROGRAM FOR METHADONE CLIENTS, Addictive behaviors, 20(1), 1995, pp. 117-125
USING FOCUS GROUPS TO DISCUSS SENSITIVE TOPICS WITH CHILDREN
Authors: HOPPE MJ WELLS EA MORRISON DM GILLMORE MR WILSDON A
Citation: Mj. Hoppe et al., USING FOCUS GROUPS TO DISCUSS SENSITIVE TOPICS WITH CHILDREN, Evaluation review, 19(1), 1995, pp. 102-114
MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT AIDS AMONG CHILDREN WHO CAN IDENTIFY THE MAJOR ROUTES OF HIV TRANSMISSION
Authors: WELLS EA HOPPE MJ SIMPSON EE GILLMORE MR MORRISON DM WILSDON A
Citation: Ea. Wells et al., MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT AIDS AMONG CHILDREN WHO CAN IDENTIFY THE MAJOR ROUTES OF HIV TRANSMISSION, Journal of pediatric psychology, 20(5), 1995, pp. 671-686
CHILDRENS KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEFS ABOUT AIDS - QUALITATIVE DATA FROM FOCUS GROUP INTERVIEWS
Authors: HOPPE MJ WELLS EA WILSDON A GILLMORE MR MORRISON DM
Citation: Mj. Hoppe et al., CHILDRENS KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEFS ABOUT AIDS - QUALITATIVE DATA FROM FOCUS GROUP INTERVIEWS, Health education quarterly, 21(1), 1994, pp. 117-126
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