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SUBSTANCE USE & MISUSEVolume 39, Number 10-12, 2004Special Issue on Transdisciplinary Drug Misuse Prevention ResearchGuest Editors:S. Sussman, Ph.D., A. W. Stacy, Ph.D. and C. Anderson Johnson, Ph.D.CONTENTSA Transdisciplinary Focus on Drug Abuse Prevention:An Introduction ……………………………………………………………………...1441S. Sussman, A. W. Stacy, C. A. Johnson, M. A. Pentz, and E. RobertsonTransdisciplinary Collaboration as a Basis for Enhancingthe Science and Prevention of Substance Use and "Abuse" ………………………1457J. Fuqua, D. Stokols, J. Gress, K. Phillips, and R. HarveyGenetics and Drug Use as a Complex Phenotype ………………………………….1515C. N. Lessoy, G. E. Swan, H. Z. Ring, T. V. Khroyan, and C. LermanNeurologically Plausible Distinctions in Cognition Relevantto Drug Use Etiology and Prevention ………………………………………………1571A. W. Stacy, S. L. Ames, and B. KnowltonHow to Change Implicit Drug Use-Related Cognitions in Prevention: ATransdisciplinary Integration of Findings from Experimental Psychopathology,Social Cognition, Memory, and Experimental Learning Psychology…………….1625R. W. Wiers, P. J. de Jong, R. Havermans, and M. JelicicUsing Social Networks to Understand and PreventSubstance Use: A Transdisciplinary Perspective ...........…………………………..1685T. W. Valente, P. Gallaher, and M. MouttapaImplications of Systems Dynamic Models and ControlTheory for Environmental Approaches to the Preventionof Alcohol- and Other Drug Use-Related Problems.........………………………….1713D. M. Gorman, P. J. Gruenewald, P. J. Hanlon, I. Mezic, L. A. Waller, C. C.-Chavez, E. Bradley, and J. Mezic(continued on inside back cover)