Health education & behavior

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  Año 2004, Número 2

  • Interdepartmental Partnerships in One HMO's Flu Campaign Valentine's Day Legislator Advocacy for Tobacco Use Prevention

    págs. 137-140

    

  • Introduction of Albert Bandura to Receive the Healthtrac Foundation Health Education Award and to Present the Healthtrac Lecture at SOPHE Annual Conference

    L. W. Green

    págs. 141-142

    

  • Health Promotion by Social Cognitive Means

    A. Bandura

    págs. 143-164

    

  • How All Stars Works: An Examination of Program Effects on Mediating Variables

    W. B. Hansen, N. G. Harrington, R. B. McNeal

    págs. 165-178

    

  • National Study of Behavioral and Life Changes Since September 11

    M. R. Torabi

    págs. 179-192

    

  • Behavior-Specific Social Support for Healthy Behaviors Among African American Church Members: Applying Optimal Matching Theory

    James F. Thrasher, M. K. Campbell

    págs. 193-205

    

  • Mechanisms of Power Within a Community-Based Food Security Planning Process

    D. Pelletier, C. McCullum

    págs. 206-222

    

  • Stages of Change for Fruit and Vegetable Consumption in Deprived Neighborhoods

    F. J. van Lenthe, P. W. M. van Nierop, G. C. Kloek

    págs. 223-241

    

  • Program Provider and Observer Ratings of School-Based Preventive Intervention Implementation: Agreement and Relation to Youth Outcomes

    C. J. Lillehoj, K. W. Griffin

    págs. 242-257

    

  • Goal Setting Is Differentially Related to Change in Fruit, Juice, and Vegetable Consumption Among Fourth-Grade Children

    K. W. Cullen

    págs. 258-269

    

  • School-Based Approaches to Affect Adolescents Diets: Results From the TEENS Study

    L.A. Lytle, D. M. Murray

    págs. 270-287