Table Of ContentAnnual Index, Vol 19, 1995
AUTHOR
Agro, AD; See Woodruff, SI Fitzhugh, EC; See Wang, MQ
Aldana, SG; Independent Relationship Be¬ Forster, JL; See Boyle, RG
tween Smoking Status and Body Fat, The: Gast, J; Validation of die CDC’s YRBBS Alco¬
An Analysis of Adult Females. 19(4):22-29 hol Questions. 19(2):38-43
Anstine, P; See Rissel, C Glasscock, L; See Brown, KC
Arheart, KL; See Williams, NJ Goodloe, NR; Health Education and Allied
Artz, L; See Brown, KC Health: Collaboration in the Twenty-First
Ausbrooks, EP; Relationships Among Self- Century. 19(4):3-9
Efficacy, Optimism, Trait Anger, and An¬ Graham-Kresge, S; See Sharkey, PW
ger Expression. 19(4):46-54 Gross, W; See Colwell, B
Banks, HD; See Shultz, JM Harris, GJ; See Turner, LW
Barber, M; See Turner, LW Henthome, BH; See White, GL
Billingham, R; See Colwell, B Hernandez, J; See Shultz, JM
Blix, AG; See Lopez, E Highriter, M; See Tessaro, I
Blix, GG; See Lopez, E Hilyer, JC; See Brown, KC
Boyle, RG; Availability of Smokeless Tobacco Homer, RD; Racial Differences in Rural Adults'
to Underage Youth in Two Minnesota Views on Adolescent Sexuality-Revisted.
Communities. 19(5): 10-16 19(3):5-11
Breedlove-Williams, C; See Powell, DR Hughes, ME; See Sherman, JJ
Brown, KC; Birmingham Good Health Pro¬ Irons, T; See Homer, RD
gram, The: Meeting Health People 2000 Jacobson, BH; See Aldana, SG
Objectives. 19(6):45-53 Johnson, JD; See Meischke, H
Caravella, T; See Gast, J Keller, J; See Doyle, El
Chen, WW; See Pokorski, TL Kittleson, MJ; An Assessment of the Re¬
Chulock, HM; See Shultz, JM sponse Rate Via the Postal Service and E-
Cloud, RC; See Goodloe, NR Mail. 19(2):27-29
Colbry, SL; See Duitsman, DM Kittleson, MJ; Tribute to Marion Pollock.
Colwell, B; Reasons for Drinking, Cognitive 19(3):3-4
Processes and Alcohol Consumption. Klar, N; Primer of Cluster Randomization,
19(4):30-38 The: Design, Analysis, and Reporting.
Conway, TL; See Woodruff, SI 19(4):55-59
Cowdery, J; See Wang, MQ Klesges, R; See Williams, NJ
Deosaransingh, K; Acculturation and Smok¬ Koch, PB; See Mansfield, PK
ing In Latino Youth. 19(3):43-52 Kolasa, KM; See Homer, RD
DiMatteo, MR; Americans’ Views of Health Latimer, M; See Sheahan, SL
Professionals and the Health-Care Sys¬ Lenes, BA; See Shultz, JM
tem. 19(5):23-29 Lock, SE; Sexual Decision-Making Among
Donat, PLN; See Selby-Harrington, ML Rural Adolescent Females. 19(l):47-58
Dorman, SM; See Pokorski, TL Lopez, E; Body Image of Latinas Compared to
Doyle, El; Nutrition Education and Gender Body Image of Non-Latina White Women.
Differences: Working with Brazilian Ado¬ 19(6):3-10
lescents. 19(2): 10-17 Mansfield, PK; Predictors of Sexual Response
Dwyer, JJM; Effect of Perceived Choice of Changes in Heterosexual Midlife Women.
Music on Exercise Intrinsic Motivation. 19(1): 10-20
19(2): 18-26 Mansfield, PK, See Theisen, SC
Duitsman, DM; Perceived Risk and Use as Mayton, DM; See Nagel, L
Predictors of Substance Use Among Col¬ McBride, CA; See DiMatteo, MR
lege Students. 19(2):44-52 McDermott, RJ; See Gast, J
Eddy, JM; See Wang, MQ Meischke, H; Women’s Selection of Sources
Elder, JP; See Deosaransingh, K for Information on Breast Cancer Detec¬
Egerton, CP; See White, GL tion. 19(5):30-38
Everett, SA; See Price, JH Moreno, C; See Deosaransingh, K
Farel, AM; See Selby-Harrington, ML Mumby, PB; See O’Brien, WH
Feldman, RH; See Doyle, El Nagel, L; Value Differences Across Tobacco
Finnegan, J; See Rissel, C Use Levels. 19(6):39-44
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Annual Index, Vol 19, 1995
AUTHOR
Agro, AD; See Woodruff, SI Fitzhugh, EC; See Wang, MQ
Aldana, SG; Independent Relationship Be¬ Forster, JL; See Boyle, RG
tween Smoking Status and Body Fat, The: Gast, J; Validation of die CDC’s YRBBS Alco¬
An Analysis of Adult Females. 19(4):22-29 hol Questions. 19(2):38-43
Anstine, P; See Rissel, C Glasscock, L; See Brown, KC
Arheart, KL; See Williams, NJ Goodloe, NR; Health Education and Allied
Artz, L; See Brown, KC Health: Collaboration in the Twenty-First
Ausbrooks, EP; Relationships Among Self- Century. 19(4):3-9
Efficacy, Optimism, Trait Anger, and An¬ Graham-Kresge, S; See Sharkey, PW
ger Expression. 19(4):46-54 Gross, W; See Colwell, B
Banks, HD; See Shultz, JM Harris, GJ; See Turner, LW
Barber, M; See Turner, LW Henthome, BH; See White, GL
Billingham, R; See Colwell, B Hernandez, J; See Shultz, JM
Blix, AG; See Lopez, E Highriter, M; See Tessaro, I
Blix, GG; See Lopez, E Hilyer, JC; See Brown, KC
Boyle, RG; Availability of Smokeless Tobacco Homer, RD; Racial Differences in Rural Adults'
to Underage Youth in Two Minnesota Views on Adolescent Sexuality-Revisted.
Communities. 19(5): 10-16 19(3):5-11
Breedlove-Williams, C; See Powell, DR Hughes, ME; See Sherman, JJ
Brown, KC; Birmingham Good Health Pro¬ Irons, T; See Homer, RD
gram, The: Meeting Health People 2000 Jacobson, BH; See Aldana, SG
Objectives. 19(6):45-53 Johnson, JD; See Meischke, H
Caravella, T; See Gast, J Keller, J; See Doyle, El
Chen, WW; See Pokorski, TL Kittleson, MJ; An Assessment of the Re¬
Chulock, HM; See Shultz, JM sponse Rate Via the Postal Service and E-
Cloud, RC; See Goodloe, NR Mail. 19(2):27-29
Colbry, SL; See Duitsman, DM Kittleson, MJ; Tribute to Marion Pollock.
Colwell, B; Reasons for Drinking, Cognitive 19(3):3-4
Processes and Alcohol Consumption. Klar, N; Primer of Cluster Randomization,
19(4):30-38 The: Design, Analysis, and Reporting.
Conway, TL; See Woodruff, SI 19(4):55-59
Cowdery, J; See Wang, MQ Klesges, R; See Williams, NJ
Deosaransingh, K; Acculturation and Smok¬ Koch, PB; See Mansfield, PK
ing In Latino Youth. 19(3):43-52 Kolasa, KM; See Homer, RD
DiMatteo, MR; Americans’ Views of Health Latimer, M; See Sheahan, SL
Professionals and the Health-Care Sys¬ Lenes, BA; See Shultz, JM
tem. 19(5):23-29 Lock, SE; Sexual Decision-Making Among
Donat, PLN; See Selby-Harrington, ML Rural Adolescent Females. 19(l):47-58
Dorman, SM; See Pokorski, TL Lopez, E; Body Image of Latinas Compared to
Doyle, El; Nutrition Education and Gender Body Image of Non-Latina White Women.
Differences: Working with Brazilian Ado¬ 19(6):3-10
lescents. 19(2): 10-17 Mansfield, PK; Predictors of Sexual Response
Dwyer, JJM; Effect of Perceived Choice of Changes in Heterosexual Midlife Women.
Music on Exercise Intrinsic Motivation. 19(1): 10-20
19(2): 18-26 Mansfield, PK, See Theisen, SC
Duitsman, DM; Perceived Risk and Use as Mayton, DM; See Nagel, L
Predictors of Substance Use Among Col¬ McBride, CA; See DiMatteo, MR
lege Students. 19(2):44-52 McDermott, RJ; See Gast, J
Eddy, JM; See Wang, MQ Meischke, H; Women’s Selection of Sources
Elder, JP; See Deosaransingh, K for Information on Breast Cancer Detec¬
Egerton, CP; See White, GL tion. 19(5):30-38
Everett, SA; See Price, JH Moreno, C; See Deosaransingh, K
Farel, AM; See Selby-Harrington, ML Mumby, PB; See O’Brien, WH
Feldman, RH; See Doyle, El Nagel, L; Value Differences Across Tobacco
Finnegan, J; See Rissel, C Use Levels. 19(6):39-44
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O’Brien, WH; Predicting Health Behaviors Churches. 19(2):3-9
Using Measures of Optimism and Per¬ VanEgeren, L; See O’Brien, WH
ceived Risk. 19(l):21-28 Vargas, Rigoberto; See Deosaransingh, K
O’Neil, EH; See DiMatteo, MR Vincent, ML; See Lock, SE
Perry, C; See Rissel, C Voda, A; See Mansfield, PK
Pigg, RM; See Pokorski, TL Voda, A; See Theisen, SC
Pino, BJ; See Shultz, JM Walner, T; See Nagel, L
Pokorski, TL; Effect of Educational Interven¬ Wang, MQ; Application of Odds Ratios and
tion on Smoking Prevalence of U.S. Navy Logistic Models in Epidemiology and
Recruits. 19(5):48-55 Health Research. 19(l):59-62
Polednak, AP; Weight/Height Ratio in His¬ Wang, MQ; Categorization of U.S. Demo¬
panic Adults Surveyed by Telephone. graphics and Their Estimates. 19(6):54-
19(2):30-37 56
Poureslami, M; See Price, JH Wang, MQ; Determining Sample Size for
Powell, DR; Evaluation of an Employee Self- Simple-Random Surveys 19(3):53-56
Care Program, The. 19(5): 17-22 Weaver, M; See Brown, KC
Price, JH; Perceptions of HIV/AIDS: State Weiler, RM; Determining Consensus: Apply¬
Directors of Ihiblic Health Eklucation and ing Kendall’s Coefficient of Concordance.
Directors of AIDS. 19(5):39-47 19(2):53-56
Quade, D; See Selby-Harrington, ML Weinman, ML; See Smith, PB
Quirk, MG; See Aldana, SG Wierenga, ME; Diabetes Program Attrition:
Rissel, C; Maternal Interest in Community Differences Between Two Cultural
Health Promotion for the Prevention of Groups. 19(3): 12-21
Adolescent Alcohol Use. 19(6):30-38 White, GL; See Sharkey, PW
Sallis, JF; See Deosaransingh, K White, GL; Health Effects of Electromagnetic
Sarvela, PS; See Gast, J Fields: A Review of the Literature. 19(4): 15-
Seery, BL; See Theisen, SC 21
Selby-Harrington, ML; Facilitating Random White, RS; See Aldana, SG
Assignment in a Community Health Edu¬ Wildey, MB; See Woodruff, SI
cation Project. 19(4): 10-14 Williams, AE; See Shultz, JM
Sharkey, PW; Defining Health Education: Williams, NJ; A Smokeless Tobacco Cessa¬
Health, Values, and Professional Re¬ tion Program for Postsecondary Students.
sponsibility. 19(6):23-29 19(3):33-42
Sheahan, SL; Correlates of Smoking, Stress, Williams, RL; See Ausbrooks, EP
and Depression Among Women. 19(1):29- Wolfson, M; See Rissel, C
36 Wood, ML; Preschool Children’s Assessment
Sherman, JJ; Relationships Among Health of Health Value Related to Selected Non-
Status, Functional Status, and Chronic Health Values. 19(6): 11-22
Illness. 19(5):3-9 Woodruff, SI; See Deosaransingh, K
Shugars, DA; See DiMatteo, MR Woodruff, SI; Point-of-Purchase Tobacco Ad¬
Shultz, JM; Epidemiologically Informed and vertising: Prevalence, Correlates, and
Behaviorally Facilitated Blood Donor Re¬ Brief Intervention. 19(5):56-62
cruitment. 19(l):37-46 Wuethrich, KL; See Wierenga, ME
Smith, PB; Cultural Implications for Public
Health Policy for Pregnant Hispanic Ado¬
lescents. 19(l):3-9 TITLE
Stedman, J; See Boyle, RG Acculturation and Smoking in Latino Youth.
Sutherland, M; See Turner, LW Deosaransingh, K; Moreno, C; Woodruff,
Tavakoli, A; See Sherman, JJ SI; Sallis, JF; Vargas, R; Elder, JP; 19(3):43-
Tessaro, I; HIV Education and Risk-Assess¬ 52
ment Practices of Public Health Nurses. Americans’ Views of Health Professionals
19(4):39-45 and the Health-Care System. DiMatteo,
Theisen, SC; Predictors of MidLife Women's MR; Shugars, DA; McBride, CA; O’Neil,
Attitudes Toward Menopause. 19(3):22- EH; 19(5):23-29
32 An Assessment of the Response Rate Via the
Thomas, SP; See Ausbrooks, EP Postal Service and E-Mail. Kittleson, MJ;
Trucks, J; See Wang, MQ 19(2):27-29
Turner, LW; Cardiovascular Health Promo¬ Application of Odds Ratios and Logistic Mod¬
tion in North Florida African American els in Epidemiology and Health Research.
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Annual Index
Wang, MQ; Eddy, JM; Fitzhugh, EC; ration in the Twenty-First Century.
19(l):59-62 Goodloe, NR; Cloud, RC; 19(4):3-9
Availability of Smokeless Tobacco to Under¬ Health Effects of Electromagnetic Fields: A
age Youth in Two Minnesota Communi¬ Review of the Literature. White, GL;
ties. Boyle, RG; Stedman, J; Forster, JL; Egerton, CP; Henthome, BH; 19(4): 15-21
19(5): 10-16 HfV Education and Risk-Assessment Prac¬
Birmingham Good Health Program, The: Meet¬ tices of Public Health Nurses. Tessaro,
ing HeafthPeopZe2000Objectives. Brown, I; Highriter, M; 19(4):39-45
KC; Hilyer, JC; Artz, L; Glasscock, L; Independent Relationship Between Smoking
Weaver, M; 19(6):45-53 Status and Body Fat, The: An Analysis of
Body Image of Latinas Compared to Body Adult Females. Aldana, SG; Jacobson,
Image of Non-Latina White Women. BH; White, RS; Quirk, MG; 19(4):22-29
Lopez, E; Blix, GG; Blix, AG; 19(6):3-10 Maternal Interest in Community Health Pro¬
Cardiovascular Health Promotion in North motion for the Prevention of Adolescent
Florida African American Churches. Alcohol Use. Rissel, C; Peny, C; Wolfson,
Turner, LW; Sutherland, M; Harris, GJ; M; Finnegan, J; Anstine, P; 19(6):30-38
Barber, M; 19(2):3-9 Nutrition Education and Gender Differences:
Categorization of U. S. Demographics and Their Working with Brazilian Adolescents.
Estimates. Wang, MQ; Eddy, JM; Doyle, El; Feldman, RH; KeUer, J; 19(2): 10-
Cowdery, J; Trucks, J; 19(6):54-56 17
Correlates of Smoking, Stress, and Depres¬ Perceived Risk and Use as Predictors of Sub¬
sion Among Women. Sheahan, SL; stance Use Among College Students.
Latimer, M; 19(l):29-36 Duitsman, DM; Colbry, SL; 19(2):44-52
Cultural Implications for Public Health Policy Perceptions of HfV/AIDS: State Directors of
for Pregnant Hispanic Adolescents. Public Health Education and Directors of
Smith, PB; Weinman, ML; 19(l):3-9 AIDS. Price, JH; Everett, SA; Poureslami,
Defining Health Education: Health, Values, M; 19(5):39-47
and Professional Responsibility. Sharkey, Point-of-Purchase Tobacco Advertising: Preva¬
PW; Graham-Kresge, S; White, GL; lence, Correlates, and Brief Intervention.
19{6):23-29 Woodruff, SI; Agro, AD; Wildey, MB;
Determining Consensus: Applying Kendall’s Conway, TL; 19(5):56-62
Coefficient of Concordance. Weiler, RM; Predicting Health Behaviors Using Measures
19(2):53-56 of Optimism and Perceived Risk. O’Brien,
Determining Sample Size for Simple-Random WH; VanEgeren, L; Mumby, PB; 19(1):21-
Surveys. Wang, MQ; Fitzhugh, E, 28
Westerfield, RC; 19(3):53-56 Predictors of MidLife Women's Attitudes To¬
Diabetes Program Attrition: Differences Be¬ ward Menopause. Theisen, SC; Mansfield,
tween Two Cultural Groups. Wierenga, PK; Seeiy, BL; Voda, A; 19(3):22-32
ME; Wuethrich, KL; 19(3):12-21 Predictors of Sexual Response Changes in
Effect of Educational Intervention on Smok¬ Heterosexual Midlife Women. Mansfield,
ing Prevalence of U.S. Navy Recruits. PK; Voda, A; Koch, PB; 19(1): 10-20
Pokorski, TL; Chen, WW; Pigg, RM; Preschool Children’s Assessment of Health
Dorman, SM; 19(5):48-55 Value Related to Selected Non-Health
Effect of Perceived Choice of Music on Exer¬ Values. Wood, ML; 19(6): 11-22
cise Intrinsic Motivation. Dwyer, JJM; Primer of Cluster Randomization, The: De¬
19(2): 18-26 sign, Analysis, and Reporting. Klar, N;
Epidemiologically Informed and Behaviorally 19(4):55-59
Facilitated Blood Donor Recruitment. Racial Differences in Rural Adults' Views on
Shultz, JM; Lenes, BA; Hernandez, J; Adolescent Sexuality-Revisited. Homer,
Pino, BJ; Chulock, HM; Banks, HD; Wil¬ RD; Kolasa, KM; Irons, T; 19(3):5-11
liams, AE; 19(l):37-46 Relationships Among Health Status, Func¬
Evaluation of an Employee Self-Care Pro¬ tional Status, and Chronic Illness.
gram, The. Powell, DR; Breedlove-Will- Sherman, JJ; Hughes, ME; Tavakoli, A;
iams, C; 19(5): 17-22 19(5):3-9
Facilitating Random Assignment in a Com¬ Relationships Among Self-Efficacy, Optimism,
munity Health Eklucation Project. Selby- Trait Anger, and Anger Expression.
Harrington, ML; Donat, PLN; Quade, D; Ausbrooks, EP; Thomas, SP; Williams,
Farel,AM; 19(4):10-14 RL; 19(4):46-54
Health Education and Allied Health: Collabo¬ Reasons for Drinking, Cognitive Processes
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and Alcohol Consumption. Colwell, B; tions. Gast, J; Caravella, T; Sarvela, PS;
Billingham, R; Gross, W; 19(4):30-38 McDermott, RJ; 19(2):38-43
Sexual Decision-Making Among Rural Ado¬ Value Differences Across Tobacco Use Lev¬
lescent Females. Lock, SE; Vincent, ML; els. Nagel, L; Mayton, DM; Walner, T;
19(l):47-58 19(6):39-44
Smokeless Tobacco Cessation Program for Weight/Height Ratio in Hispanic Adults Sur¬
Postsecondary Students. Williams, NJ; veyed by Telephone. Polednak, AP;
Arheart, KL; Klesges, R; 19(3):33-42 19(2):30-37
Tribute to Marion Pollock. Kittleson, MJ; Women’s Selection of Sources for Informa¬
19(3):3-4 tion on Breast Cancer Detection.
Validation of the CDC’s YRBBS Alcohol Ques¬ Meischke, H; Johnson, JD; 19(5):30-38
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