School-Based Substance Abuse Prevention: Political Finger-Pointing Does Not Work.

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Title: School-Based Substance Abuse Prevention: Political Finger-Pointing Does Not Work.
Authors: Burke, Michelle R.
Source: Federal Probation. Sep2002, Vol. 66 Issue 2, p66. 6p.
Subjects: Substance abuse, Substance use of youth, Substance use of teenagers
Geographic Terms: United States
Abstract: Evaluates school-based substance abuse prevention programs for the youth in the U.S. Result of the evaluation of the Drug Abuse Resistance Education; Overview of findings on adolescent substance use; Response of government to youth substance abuse; Characteristics of school-based substance-abuse prevention programs; Overview of research on school-based program strategies.
Database: Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection
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Abstract:Evaluates school-based substance abuse prevention programs for the youth in the U.S. Result of the evaluation of the Drug Abuse Resistance Education; Overview of findings on adolescent substance use; Response of government to youth substance abuse; Characteristics of school-based substance-abuse prevention programs; Overview of research on school-based program strategies.
ISSN:00149128