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SUBSTANCE USE & MISUSE, 39 (10-12), 2004Contents ContinuedSubstance Use, Social Networks, and the Geography ofUrban Adolescents ..............................…………………………………………1751M. Mason, I. Cheung, and L. WalkerA Cultural Psychology Approach to "Drug Abuse"Prevention .....................................……………………………………………..1779J. B. Unger, L. B.-Garbanati, S. Shakib, P. H. Palmer, E. Nezami,and J. MoraPolitical Science, Public Policy, and Drug Use Prevention...………………..1821M. A. Pentz, D. Mares, S. Schinke, and L. RohrbachHow Can Statistical Approaches Enhance TransdisciplinaryStudy of Drug Misuse Prevention? ....................……………………………..1867C.-P. Chou, D. S.-Metz, and S. P. AzenQualitative Research: Contributions to the Study of DrugUse, Drug Abuse, and Drug Use(r)-Related Interventions. ....………………1907M. Nichter, G. Quintero, M. Nichter, J. Mock, and S. ShakibThe Motivation, Skills, and Decision-Making Model of"Drug Abuse" Prevention '........................…………………………………… 1971S. Sussman, M. Earleywine, T. Wills, C. Cody, T. Biglan, C. W.Dent, and M. D. NewcombMoving Evidence-Based Drug Abuse Prevention ProgramsFrom Basic Science to Practice: "Bridging theEfficacy-Effectiveness Interface"……………………………………………..2017G. J. August, K. C. Winters, G. M. Realmuto, R. Tarter, C. Perry,and J. M. HektnerA "Drug Abuse" Theoretical Integration: ATransdisciplinary Speculation .........…………………………………………2055S. Sussman and J. B. UngerSpecial Section:The Most Critical Unresolved Issues Associated withTransdisciplinary Substance Use Prevention Research:Programs, Models, Paradigms, Concepts, and Processes ....……………….2071D. S.-Metz and C.-P. Chou(continued on page 2158)
SUBSTANCE USE & MISUSE, 39 (10-12), 2004Contents ContinuedCritical Issues in the Study of Transdisciplinary ScientificCollaboration..................…………………………………………............….2073J. Fuqua, D. Stokols, J. Gress, K. Phillips, and R. HarveyThe Meaning and Implications of TransdisciplinaryResearch in Prevention ...…………………………………......................….2075D. M. GormanA Critical Unresolved Issue Associated with ContemporaryTransdisciplinary Substance Use Prevention Research.………………....2077M. J. MasonA Critical Unresolved Issue in Transdisciplinary PreventionResearch ...........................……………………………………………..........2079M. A. PentzDon't Ask, Don't Tell ...................…………………………………….........2081S. SussmanGene-Environment Interaction in Nicotine Addiction: TheNeed for a Large-Scale, Collaborative Effort.......…………………….…...2083G. E. Swan and C. N. LessovGene-Environment Interactions in Substance Use: HowWill We Use Transdisciplinary Findings to ImproveHealth Outcomes?. ................……………………………………..........…...2086J. B. UngerA Critical Unresolved Issue Associated with ContemporaryTransdisciplinary Substance Use PreventionResearch ...............................…………………………………………….....2088R. W. WiersForeign Language Abstracts. .....................………………………………..2091
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