SH Insider Report Sep 2011

Insider Report, September 2011

www.schoolhealthinsider.org



Welcome to the monthly newsletter published as part of the ISHN

School Health Insider Blog and Networking Web Site that scans the

Highlights

research articles being published in over 50 journals, over ten

 Add a window (widget) to your web site that

research review web sites, over 40 media outlets, regular searches

features updated news about school health. The

and reviews of web sites as well as scanning of the ever increasing

window shows selected postings from our SH

professional use of social networking web sites such as Twitter,

Facebook, and the other web sites that publish presentations Twitter news feed. The window will be shown as

(SlideShare, YouTube), documents (GoogleDocs, DocStoc) and web it appears in this sample blog page. It is free and

bookmarks (Delicious, Digg). easy to add as a service to your web site. Contact

dmccall@internationalschoolhealth.org to learn

This issue of our monthly report again demonstrates what ISHN how.

members and subscribers receive each week if they choose to visit

the www.schoolhealthinsider.org web site (or receive our email or  Another “fast-find” value has been added to the

RSS alerts) The content of the SH Insider is provided by several school Insider web site. We have created pages

health associations around the world. We scan multiple sources of containing national and state reports,

research, news and resources and then present it in a convenient, articles, surveys results, case studies,

concise format on the web site. presentations and web sites on all countries

and states/provinces in the world. We

Members and subscribers can also receive daily updates through our

already have information on over 60 of the

Twitter account at www.twitter.com/SHInsidertweets

200 countries.





Currently, all of these services are free on a trial

basis. As of December 31, 2011, individuals,

organizations and countries/states will be able to

purchase an annual subscription or country/state

license. This service will be also available in

tandem with other ISHN services such as

webinars, web meetings and symposia held in

conjunction with other international conferences.

Go to www.internationalschoolhealth.org for

more information.



This report has three sections. The first section

provides a series of observations and a complete

listing of the articles published this month in peer

reviewed journals and research review web sites.

The second section is a listing of news media

stories with convenient web links provided. The

third section, one which will be expanded greatly

over the coming months, lists some of the web

sites, planning tools and other resources that we

have identified in our travelling across the World

Wide Web. Enjoy this issue.



All comments and suggestions are welcome. More

information is available from:

dmccall@internationalschoolhealth.org



1

Highlights and Observations on the News Stories, Research Articles & Resources Published this Month



Here are some of the highlights and observations we identified this month. These are taken from our weekly reports.



 Teacher Turnover and Health Education

One of the problems associated with sustaining health education programs is teacher turnover. Some studies

(there are few) indicate that health is often assigned to new entrants to the profession. So, it behoves us to

examine teacher turnover. There are articles about teacher turnover in three of the journals reviewed this week in

our SH Insider.



 American discussion of the future of school health promotion

The American School Health Association sponsored a webinar this week on the future of SH. The webinar

discussed important social, technological and economic trends that will affect the health of young people and

schools in the next several years.



 Canadian Provinces address mental health through schools

News stories this week include more references to Canadian provinces and territories developing plans to address

youth mental health. Alberta is revamping its MH services and two northern territories (Nunavut and NWT) are

responding to suicide rates among aboriginal youth.



 Hunger as well as obesity

As the United Nations World Assembly turns its attention to the growing burden of chronic diseases, a news story

out of the UK reminds us that hunger and malnourishment are still among us, even in high income countries.



 Community factors in adolescent eating habits

Community-based and social factors influencing weight, diet and food choices were covered in several articles in

the nutrition journals nutrition this month. These included parental concerns, seasonal variations in active

transportation, food company sponsorships, socio-economic status, fast-food outlets and more.



 Micro-nutrients in school feeding and food programs in low income countries

Several articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Food & Nutrition Bulletin reported on how supplying micro-nutrients in camps

and schools in low income and conflict-disrupted countries can have significant benefits



 WHO Meeting on Social Determinants in Brazil in October

The news this week includes the program and a paper prepared for the WHO meeting on social determinants

being held in Brazil.



 Cost benefit studies on safe schools and school mental health

A report issued by the Canadian Institute on Health Information contains several cost-benefit studies showing

remarkable savings school and parent education programs on bullying and mental health.



 Autism a focus in North America

Autism is emerging as a hot topic in Canada and the US, with the US President signing a law into effect and Canada

promoting awareness in a week of activities.



 Sports Leagues get healthier

The professional sports leagues in North America are responding to increased health and safety concerns as

professional baseball finally bans tobacco chewing while playing and the hockey league cracks down on fighting

during games as part of an initiative to curb head shots









2

Research Articles and Reviews



The citations shown were located in our scanning of over 150 peer reviewed journals and research review web sites. We

have identified articles that relate to school-based or school-linked health promotion, safety, equity, social or sustainable

development and other similar forms of human development. We welcome suggestions for other journals that should be

monitored.



Listing of Articles Published in September 2011



Please note that not all journals publish on a monthly basis, so this monthly list may not include a specific journal of interest

to you.



Journals focused on School-based Health Promotion/Education, Safety and School Development





Articles in Issue #3, 2011 (September) Special Issue: School Mental Health for ADHD: Addressing Needs

for School Mental Health Across the Academic Career

School Mental Health Programming for Youth with ADHD: Addressing

Needs Across the Academic Career



 Early Intervention for Young Children with ADHD: Academic

Outcomes for Responders to Behavioral Treatment



 From Clinic to School: Translating a Collaborative School-Home

Behavioral Intervention for ADHD



 Refinement of an Organizational Skills Intervention for

Adolescents with ADHD for Implementation by School Mental

Health Providers



 Potential Mechanisms of Action in the Treatment of Social

Impairment and Disorganization in Adolescents with ADHD



 The Estimated Annual Cost of ADHD to the US Education System







Articles in Issue #6 (September) 2011  Effectively managing the transition to school

of the British Journal of School  An overview of the diagnosis and treatment of chickenpox

Nursing

 Tackling overweight and obesity in the school setting

 Effective treatment of Pediculus humanus capitis

 A qualitative study of headache in school children

 Supporting children with selective mutism

 A reflexive analysis of a child with allergies starting school

 Launch of campaign to promote healthy teenage relationships

 A Diary of a SCPHN Student

 Developing empathy in school staff through emotional first aid

 A history of cleanliness: Looking at hygiene practices





3

 Helping students to build and develop their self-esteem





Articles in Issue #1, 2011 of  Creating Safe Environments for Students With Disabilities Who

Intervention in School & Clinic Identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, or Transgender

 Building an Effective School-Based Mentoring Program

 Facilitating Inclusion by Reducing Problem Behaviors for Students

With Autism Spectrum Disorders

 Stop, Think, Proceed: Solving Problems in the Real World

 Social Powers and Effective Classroom Management: Enhancing

Teacher–Student Relationships

 Educating Students With Learning Disabilities in Taiwan

 An Interview With Barbara Keogh: Observations of Her Career and

the Role of Context in Understanding Children With Disabilities



Articles in the September 2011 Issue  The Marginalization of Physical Education: Problems and

of Journal of Physical Education, Solutions, Part 2

Recreation & Dance  Increasing the Value of Physical Education: The Role of

Assessment

 Addressing Parents' Perceptions in the Marginalization of Physical

Education

 Physical Education Teacher Education: Creating a Foundation to

Increase the Status of Physical Education in Schools

 Increasing the Value of Physical Education in Schools and

Communities

 Recruiting Future Physical Education Teachers Through

Experiential Learning

 Adolescent Males in Dance: A Closer Look at Their Journey

 Why Sportsmanship Programs Fail, and What We Can Do About It

 Assessment Modifications for Students with Disabilities in Sport

Education

 Editorial: Allowing Private Youth Sport Endeavors at Public

Facilities

 Viewpoint: Pap Smears and Safer Sex: Promoting Sexual Health

Among Female Athletes

 Law Review: Contact Sport Rule Is Alive and Well in Iowa

 Teaching Tips: Using Sport Education to Teach Wall Climbing



Articles from the September 2011 Issue  The Relationship Between Professional Preparation and Class

of Journal of School Health Structure on Health Instruction in the Secondary Classroom

(pages 513–519)

 Effects of a School-Based Nutrition Program Diffused Throughout

a Large Urban Community on Attitudes, Beliefs, and Behaviors

Related to Fruit and Vegetable Consumption (pages 520–529)

 Screening High School Students for Eating Disorders: Validity of

Brief Behavioral and Attitudinal Measures (pages 530–535)

 Weight Status, Physical Activity, and Fitness Among Third-Grade

Rural Children (pages 536–544)

 Differences in Physical Activity During School Recess (pages 545–

551)





4

 Frequent Fliers, School Phobias, and the Sick Student: School

Health Personnel's Perceptions of Students Who Refuse School

(pages 552–559)

 Excess Risk of Head and Chest Colds Among Teachers and Other

School Workers (pages 560–565)

 Prevention of Dengue Fever: An Exploratory School-Community

Intervention Involving Students Empowered as Change Agents

(pages 566–573)

 Are Kids Too Busy? Early Adolescents' Perceptions of

Discretionary Activities, Overscheduling, and Stress (pages 574–

580)

 Preliminary Effectiveness of Surviving the Teens® Suicide

Prevention and Depression Awareness Program on Adolescents'

Suicidality and Self-Efficacy in Performing Help-Seeking Behaviors

(pages 581–590)



Articles in the September 2011 Issue  Altering instructional delivery options to improve intervention

of Psychology in the Schools outcomes: Does increased instructional intensity also increase

instructional effectiveness? (pages 769–785)

 Serving the gifted: A national survey of school psychologists

(pages 786–799)

 Gender differences and social support: Mediators or moderators

between peer victimization and depressive feelings? (pages 800–

814)

 Family relationships and perfectionism in middle-school students

(pages 815–827)

 Relationship between recall of sex education and college students'

sexual attitudes and behavior (pages 828–842)

 Test–retest reliability of the parent behavior importance

questionnaire-revised and the parent behavior frequency

questionnaire-revised (pages 843–854)

 Auditory processing disorder: School psychologist beware? (pages

855–867)



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of School  The impact of the Incredible Years parent, child, and teacher

Psychology Quarterly training programs on children's co-occurring internalizing

symptoms.

 A multiple risk factors model of the development of aggression

among early adolescents from urban disadvantaged

neighborhoods









Journals focused on Health Promotion, Health Education and Preventive Medicine





Articles from Issue #4, 2011 of Health  Effectiveness of a computer-tailored print-based physical activity

Education Research intervention among French Canadians with type 2 diabetes in a

real-life setting



 Examining children's physical activity and play behaviors during





5

school playtime over time



 Coping in an HIV/AIDS-dominated context: teachers promoting

resilience in schools



 Extending social cognition models of health behaviour



 Impact of HealthWise South Africa on polydrug use and high-risk

sexual behavior



 Relationships between the family environment and school-based

obesity prevention efforts: can school programs help adolescents

who are most in need?



 A national survey of organizational transfer practices in chronic

disease prevention in Canada



 Vegetable and fruit breaks in Australian primary schools:

prevalence, attitudes, barriers and implementation strategies



 Examining primary and secondary school canteens and their place

within the school system: a South Australian study





Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Health &  Collective Threat, Trust, and the Sense of Personal Control

Social Behaviour

 Inequalities and Health



 Childhood Health and Labor Market Inequality over the Life

Course



 Maternal Depression and Childhood Health Inequalities







Articles in September 2011 Issue of  Time to address stimulant abuse on our campuses

the Canadian Medical Association  Antitobacco programs underfunded, WHO says

Journal  United Nations releases draft strategy for noncommunicable

diseases

 The skinny on BMI report cards

 Hand sanitizers may increase norovirus risk





Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of  Foodscape predicting intake?

Perspectives on Public Health  Challenging every determinant of health: Governance and the role

of practitioners in the future of public health

 Images of foodscapes: Introduction to foodscape studies and their

application in the study of healthy eating out-of-home



6

environments

 Applying the whole-system settings approach to food within

universities

 Book Review: Promoting Health and Wellbeing through Schools



Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of the Asia  Lifestyle and Health in the Asia Pacific Region

Pacific Journal of Public Health  Short-Term Results of a Community-Based Program on Promoting

Healthy Lifestyle for Prevention and Control of Chronic Diseases in

a Developing Country Setting: Isfahan Healthy Heart Program

 Prevalence of Mental Health Problems in Adolescent

Schoolchildren in Galle District, Sri Lanka: Eight Months After

Tsunami



Articles from Issue #4, 2011 of the  Non-communicable diseases in sub-Saharan Africa: what we know

International Journal of now

Epidemiology  Commentary: Non-communicable diseases in sub-Saharan Africa:

a new global health priority and opportunity

 Commentary: Being gay in straight places—exploring density

effects on the mental health of homosexual and bisexual

populations



Articles from Issue #4, 2011 of  When are complex interventions ‗complex‘? When are simple

European Journal of Public Health interventions ‗simple‘?

 Public health sector and food industry interaction: it‘s time to clarify

the term ‗partnership‘ and be honest about underlying interests

 Self-reported and measured weight, height and body mass index

(BMI) in Italy, the Netherlands and North America

 Correlates of objectively measured physical activity and sedentary

behaviour in English children

 Effects of school district factors on alcohol consumption: results of

a multi-level analysis among Danish adolescents

 Environmental survey of segregated habitats of Roma in Hungary:

a way to be empowering and reliable in minority research

 The relationship between perceived discrimination and depressive

symptoms among young Turkish–Dutch and Moroccan–Dutch

 Disordered gambling, type of gambling and gambling involvement

in the British Gambling Prevalence Survey 2007



Articles in Issue #6, 2011 (September)  A disorder of anger and aggression: Children‘s perspectives on

2011 of Social Science & Medicine attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder in the UK



Articles in the September 2011 Issue  Relationship Between Weekend Catch-up Sleep and Poor

of Archives of Pediatric and Performance on Attention Tasks in Korean Adolescents

Adolescent Medicine  Compliance With Recommendations and Opportunities for

Vaccination at Ages 11 to 12 Years: Evaluation of the 2009

National Immunization Survey–Teen

 Problematic Internet Use Among US Youth: A Systematic Review



Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Health  Addressing the Social Determinants of Health of Children and

Education & Behavior Youth: A Role for SOPHE Members

 Psychological Empowerment Among Urban Youth: Measure





7

Development and Relationship to Psychosocial Functioning

 Operating Without a Safety Net: Gay Male Adolescents and

Emerging Adults‘ Experiences of Marginalization and Migration,

and Implications for Theory of Syndemic Production of Health

Disparities



Articles in Issue 1-2, 2011 of  Does anyone care about what children eat?

Preventive Medicine  Primary school interventions to promote fruit and vegetable

consumption: A systematic review and meta-analysis

 Trends and changes in research on the psychology of physical

activity across 20 years: A quantitative analysis of 10 journals

 Worldwide prevalence of physical inactivity and its association with

human development index in 76 countries

 Worldwide prevalence of physical inactivity calls for worldwide

actions

 The influence of the built environment, social environment and

health behaviors on body mass index. Results from RESIDE

 Parental home smoking policies: The protective effect of having a

young child in the household



Articles in September 14 Issue of the  Graduated Driver Licensing and Fatal Crashes Involving 16- to 19-

Journal of the American Medical Year-Old Drivers

Association  Strengthening Driver Licensing Systems for Teenaged Drivers

 Beyond Suppression: Global Perspectives on Youth Violence



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Health  Health promotion, power and political science

Promotion International  Priority action areas for the IUHPE

 Partnership tools for health promotion: are they worth the effort?

 Substance use prevention through school and community-based

health promotion: a transdisciplinary approach from Iceland

 Powerful partnering: engaging the best to do the most in courting

new realms to boost physical activity

 Eléments pour l‘élaboration et la mise en place d‘un programme

de promotion de la santé cardiovasculaire en Communauté

française de Belgique

 Perception de quelques mécanismes favorables à la réduction des

inégalités sociales de santé en France



Articles in September 2011 Issue of  Battling AIDS in America: An Evaluation of the National HIV/AIDS

American Journal of Public Health Strategy

 Cervical Cancer Prevention in the 21st Century: Cost Is Not the

Only Issue

 Complex Systems Thinking and Current Impasses in Health

Disparities Research

 Sexual Satisfaction and Sexual Health Among University Students

in the United States

 Using Geographic Information Systems to Match Local Health

Needs With Public Health Services and Programs

 Best-Friend Reports: A Tool for Measuring the Prevalence of

Sensitive Behaviors

 Adolescent Well-Being in Washington State Military Families



8

 High Burden of Homelessness Among Sexual-Minority

Adolescents: Findings From a Representative Massachusetts High

School Sample

 Social and Physical Contexts of Schools and Neighborhoods:

Associations With Physical Activity Among Young People in New

Zealand

 State Policies Targeting Junk Food in Schools: Racial/Ethnic

Differences in the Effect of Policy Change on Soda Consumption

 Neighborhood Socioeconomic Status and Influenza

Hospitalizations Among Children: New Haven County,

Connecticut, 2003–2010



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Health  Parents as educators of sex and relationship education: The role

Education Journal for effective communication in British families

 Health professionals‘ perceptions of sexual assault management:

A Delphi Study

 College students‘ use of compliance-gaining strategies to obtain

prescription stimulant medications for illicit use

 Re-visit to the school nurse and adolescents‘ medicine use

 Categorizing health websites: E-knowledge, e-business and e-

professional



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Health  Building Healthy Public Policy: don't believe the misdirection

Promotion International  Family functioning, parental psychological distress, child

behavioural problems, socio-economic disadvantage and fruit and

vegetable consumption among 4–12 year-old Victorians, Australia

 Evaluation of community-based interventions for non-

communicable diseases: experiences from India and Indonesia

 The impact of social and cultural capital variables on parental

rating of child health in Australia

 The influence of professional factors in determining primary school

teachers‘ commitment to health promotion

 A translational research intervention to reduce screen behaviours

and promote physical activity among children: Switch-2-Activity

 Policy development and implementation in health promotion—from

theory to practice: the ADEPT model

 The contradictory effects of timelines on community participation in

a health promotion programme

 The simplicity complex: exploring simplified health messages in a

complex world









Journals on Education, Preventing Dropouts, Teacher Education





Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Journal of  Special Education Teacher Time Use in Four Types of Programs

Educational Research

 The Impact of Teachers’ Aggressive Management Techniques on

Students’ Attitudes to Schoolwork





9

 Relationship Between Social Context, Self-Efficacy, Motivation,

Academic Achievement, and Intention to Drop Out of High School:

A Longitudinal Study



 Longitudinal Effects of Perceived Control on Academic

Achievement



 Deep Processing Strategies and Critical Thinking: Developmental

Trajectories Using Latent Growth Analyses



 Book Review of “Foundations of Education: The Essential Texts



 Book Review of “Why Great Teachers Quit: And How We Might

Stop the Exodus”



Articles in Issue #6, 2011 of  Stayers and Leavers: Early-Career Teacher Effectiveness and

Educational Researcher Attrition

 ―In the Eye of the Beholder‖: Sex Bias in Observations and Ratings

of Children‘s Aggression

 Scaling Up ―Evidence-Based‖ Practices for Teachers Is a

Profitable but Discredited Paradigm



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of European (Theme on Special Competencies in Europe)

Journal of Education

 Key Competences in Europe: interpretation, policy formulation and

implementation (pages 289–306)

 Measuring Young People's Citizenship Competences (pages 354–

372)



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of  How can an understanding of cognitive style enable trainee

Educational Research for Policy &

teachers to have a better understanding of differentiation in the

Practice

classroom?



 Public school size and Hispanic student achievement in Texas: a 5-

year analysis



 An examination of the predictive relationships of self-evaluation

capacity and staff competency on strategic planning in Hong Kong

aided secondary schools





Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of British  Book Review: Managing self-harm: psychological perspectives

Journal of Guidance & Counselling

Articles in September 2011 Issue of (Theme on Respectful Schools)

Educational Leadership  Perspectives / Have a Little Respect

 White House Report / Bullying—And the Power of Peers

 What Students Say About Bullying

 Stepping Back from Zero Tolerance



10

 What's So Hard About Win-Win?

 Confronting Racial and Religious Tensions

 Respect—Where Do We Start?

 Building Safer, Saner Schools

 Putting a Face to Faith

 Breaking Silences

 Learning from New Americans

 Looking Out, Looking In

 Discussions That Drive Democracy

 Life Lessons from the Philosophers

 Letters to My Younger Self

 Commentary / The Threat of Accountabalism

 Research Says… / Bullying Is Common—And Subtle

 Creating a Climate of Respect

 Blue Tickets and Big Smiles how to implement a successful

Positive Behavior Support plan.

 Minding Manners, Having Heart





Articles in Issue #6, 2011 of Teaching  Assessing teachers‘ multicultural and egalitarian beliefs: The

and Teacher Education Teacher Cultural Beliefs Scale

 Playing with power and privilege: Theatre games in teacher

education

 Teacher job satisfaction and motivation to leave the teaching

profession: Relations with school context, feeling of belonging, and

emotional exhaustion

 Clarifying pre-service teacher perceptions of mentor teachers‘

developing use of mentoring skills



Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of British 

Journal of Guidance & Counselling





Journals focused on Child and Adolescent Development (Including disabilities)





Articles in September 2011 Issue of  The Walking School Bus and Children's Physical Activity: A Pilot

Pediatrics Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial

 Suicidal Behavior Differs Among Early and Late Adolescents

Treated With Antidepressant Agents



Articles in the September 2011 (Theme issue is on obesity)

Supplement of Pediatrics

 Building Capacity for Childhood Obesity Prevention and Treatment

in the Medical Community: Call to Action



Articles in September 2011 Issue of  Including Children with Intellectual Disabilities/Special Educational

Journal of Applied Research in Needs into National Child Health Surveys: A Pilot Study(pages

Intellectual Disabilities 437–449)

 Mothers of Children Who have an Intellectual Disability: Their



11

Attributions, Emotions and Behavioural Responses to Their Child‘s

Challenging Behaviour(pages 459–467)



Articles from Fall, 2011 Issue of New  Self-regulation processes and thriving in childhood and

Directions for Child & Adolescent adolescence: A view of the issues(pages 1–9)

Development  Self-regulation and academic achievement in elementary school

children(pages 29–44)

 Influences of children's and adolescents' action-control processes

on school achievement, peer relationships, and coping with

challenging life events(pages 45–59)

 Intentional self-regulation, ecological assets, and thriving in

adolescence: A developmental systems model(pages 61–76)

 A life-span, relational, public health model of self-regulation:

Impact on individual and community health(pages 77–86)

 Adolescents' conscious processes of developing regulation:

Learning to appraise challenges(pages 87–97



Articles from Issue #2 (FALL)), 2011 of  Families with School-Age Children

The Future of Children  Children with Health Issues

 International Perspectives on Work-Family Policies: Lessons from

the World's Most Competitive Economies



Articles in September 2011 Issue of  The Wrong Place at the Wrong Time: Geographic Disparities in

Journal of Adolescent Health Young People's HIV Risk

 Toward a Conceptual Model Linking Community Violence

Exposure to HIV-Related Risk Behaviors Among Adolescents:

Directions for Research

 A Tale of Two Countries: Rethinking Sexual Risk for HIV Among

Young People in South Africa and the United States

 Using Culturally Sensitive Media Messages to Reduce HIV-

Associated Sexual Behavior in High-Risk African American

Adolescents: Results From a Randomized Trial

 Patterns of Chlamydia/Gonorrhea Positivity Among Voluntarily

Screened New York City Public High School Students

 Measurement of Ethnic Background in Cross-national School

Surveys: Agreement Between Students' and Parents' Responses

 Adverse Adolescent Relationship Histories and Young Adult

Health: Cumulative Effects of Loneliness, Low Parental Support,

Relationship Instability, Intimate Partner Violence, and Loss

 Sexual Abuse in Childhood and Adolescence and the Risk of Early

Pregnancy Among Women Ages 18–22

 Longitudinal and Secular Trends in Parental Encouragement for

Healthy Eating, Physical Activity, and Dieting Throughout the

Adolescent Years

 Risk and Protective Factors for Adolescent Substance Use in

Washington State, the United States and Victoria, Australia: A

Longitudinal Study

 A Longitudinal Analysis of Predictors of Male and Female

Adolescents' Transitions to Intimate Sexual Behavior

 Condom Availability Program in an Inner City Public School: Effect

on the Rates of Gonorrhea and Chlamydia Infection





12

 Adolescent Mothers' Sexual, Contraceptive, and Emotional

Relationship Content With the Fathers of Their Children Following

a First Diagnosis of Sexually Transmitted Infection

 Is Waist Circumference a Better Predictor of Insulin Resistance

Than Body Mass Index in U.S. Adolescents?



Articles in Issue #2, 2011 of Journal of  Parent Stress and Its Relation to Parent Perceptions of

Early Intervention Communication Following Parent-Coached Language Intervention



Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Child  Changes in Early Adolescents‘ Sense of Responsibility to Their

Development Parents in the United States and China: Implications for Academic

Functioning(pages 1136–1151)

 The Genetic and Environmental Covariation Among Psychopathic

Personality Traits, and Reactive and Proactive Aggression in

Childhood(pages 1267–1281)

 A Longitudinal Study of Religious Identity and Participation During

Adolescence(pages 1297–1309)

 Desire for Increased Autonomy and Adolescents‘ Perceptions of

Peer Autonomy: ―Everyone Else Can; Why Can‘t I?‖(pages 1310–

1326)

 Why Don‘t Smart Teens Have Sex? A Behavioral Genetic

Approach(pages 1327–1344)



Articles from September 2011 Issue of  What Is Neoconstructivism?(pages 157–160)

Journal of Developmental and  The Theory Theory 2.0: Probabilistic Models and Cognitive

Behavioral Pediatrics Development(pages 161–163)

 Emergent Constructivism(pages 164–165)

 Finding a Way Out: Why Developmental Science Does Not Need

Another ―ism‖(pages 166–168)

 FromNEOconstructivism toNEUROconstructivism(pages 169–170)

 Three Families of Isms(pages 171–172)

 Children‘s Assumption of the Conventionality of Culture(pages

189–195)

 Moral Identity: What Is It, How Does It Develop, and Is It Linked to

Moral Action?(pages 212–218)



Articles from September 2011 Issue of  Consent and public engagement in an era of expanded childhood

Paediatrics and Health immunisation(pages 603–607)

 Gynaecological issues in adolescents with disability(pages 610–

613)



Articles in Issue #2, 2011 of Journal of  Opportunities for a democratic pedagogy: a comparative study of

Research in Special Educational South African and Swedish teachers' attitudes to inclusive

Needs education(pages 107–119)

 The self-concepts and perceived competencies of gifted and non-

gifted students: a meta-analysis(pages 130–140)

 From vocational training to open learning environments: vocational

special needs education during change(pages 141–148)



Articles from Issue #3, 2011 of  Using a Self-Advocacy Intervention on African American College

Learning Disabilities and Practice Students‘ Ability to Request Academic Accommodations(pages

134–144)



13

Articles from Issue #7 (Aug-Sep) 2011  Evergreen: A child and youth mental health framework for Canada

of Paediatrics and Child Health  Youth justice and health: An argument against proposed changes

to the Youth Criminal Justice Act

 Preventing varicella: Recommendations for routine two-dose

varicella immunization in children

 Food additives, essential nutrients and neurodevelopmental

behavioural disorders in children: A brief review



Articles from Issue #5, 2011 of  Accounting for Agency(pages 347–358)

Children and Society  Social Constructions of Young Children in ‗Special‘, ‗Inclusive‘ and

Home Environments(pages 359–370)

 Blame the Parents? Challenges for Parent-Focused Programmes

for Families of Gang-Involved Young People(pages 371–381)



Articles from Issue #3, 2011 of Journal  Public Ethnic Regard and Academic Adjustment Among Latino

of Research on Adolescence Adolescents(pages 537–544)

 Empathy and Self-Regulation as Mediators Between Parenting

and Adolescents' Prosocial Behavior Toward Strangers, Friends,

and Family(pages 545–551)

 Nonresidential Grandparents' Emotional and Financial Involvement

in Relation to Early Adolescent Grandchild Outcomes(pages 552–

558)

 Alcohol Use and Popularity: Social Payoffs From Conforming to

Peers' Behavior(pages 559–568)

 Accentuation of Individual Differences in Social Competence

During the Transition to Adolescence(pages 576–585)

 Thirty-Year Trends in U.S. Adolescents' Civic Engagement: A

Story of Changing Participation and Educational Differences(pages

586–594)

 Qualities of Peer Relations on Social Networking Websites:

Predictions From Negative Mother–Teen Interactions(pages 595–

607)

 Where It's At! The Role of Best Friends and Peer Group Members

in Young Adults' Alcohol Use(pages 631–638)

 The Role of Beliefs in Sexual Behavior of Adolescents:

Development and Validation of an Adolescent Sexual

Expectancies Scale(pages 639–648)

 Differences in Life Satisfaction and School Satisfaction Among

Adolescents From Three Nations: The Role of Perceived

Autonomy Support(pages 649–661)

 The Enduring Significance of Racism: Discrimination and

Delinquency Among Black American Youth(pages 662–676)

 How Do Efforts to Enhance Career Preparation Affect Peer

Groups?(pages 677–690)

 Pubertal Timing, Depression, and Externalizing Problems: A

Framework, Review, and Examination of Gender

Differences(pages 717–746)



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Social  The Cost of Being Mother's Ideal Child: The Role of Internalization

Development in the Development of Perfectionism and Depression(pages 504–

516)





14

 Teacher–Child Relationship Quality and Children's Peer

Victimization and Aggressive Behavior in Late Childhood(pages

536–561)

 Adolescent Naturalistic Conceptions of Moral Maturity(pages 562–

586)

 Cyber Aggression: The Relation between Online Offenders and

Offline Social Competence(pages 587–604)

 Children's Disclosure and Secrecy: Links to Maternal Parenting

Characteristics and Children's Coping Skills(pages 624–643)



Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Journal of  The Inventory of Teacher-Student Relationships: Factor Structure,

Early Adolescence Reliability, and Validity Among African American Youth in Low-

Income Urban Schools

 Interpersonal Goals and Susceptibility to Peer Influence: Risk

Factors for Intentions to Initiate Substance Use During Early

Adolescence

 Predicting Early Adolescents‘ Academic Achievement, Social

Competence, and Physical Health From Parenting, Ego

Resilience, and Engagement Coping

 Israeli Adolescents Exposed to Community and Terror Violence:

The Protective Role of Social Support

 Pathways to Parental Knowledge: The Role of Family Process and

Family Structure







Journals focused on Mental Health and Addictions including Tobacco





Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of International  beyondblue, Australia’s National Depression Initiative: An Evaluation for

Journal of Mental Health Promotion the Period 2005–2010

 Stigmatization of Overweight and Obese Individuals: Implications for

Mental Health Promotion

 Quebec’s Annual Public Health Days to focus on schools that promote

health, well-being and educational success

 Advocating For Health Promotion Approaches to Non-Communicable

Disease Prevention: Key Messages from The International Union for

Health Promotion and Education



Articles in September 2011 Issue of Journal  Editorial: ADHD as a reinforcement disorder – moving from general

of Child Psychology and Psychiatry effects to identifying (six) specific models to test (pages 917–918)

 The effects of severe psychosocial deprivation and foster care

intervention on cognitive development at 8 years of age: findings from

the Bucharest Early Intervention Project (pages 919–928)

 Factors associated with acceptance of peers with mental health

problems in childhood and adolescence (pages 933–941)

 Developmental trajectories of DSM-IV symptoms of attention-

deficit/hyperactivity disorder: genetic effects, family risk and associated

psychopathology (pages 954–963)

 Youth suicide trends in Finland, 1969–2008 (pages 984–991)

 Childhood behavior problems and health at midlife: 35-year follow-up of





15

a Scottish birth cohort (pages 992–1001)

 The Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) – Self-Report. An

analysis of its structure in a multiethnic urban adolescent sample (pages

1002–1011)



Articles in Issue #2, 2011 of Educational  Young people’s participation: is disaffection another way of having a

Psychology in Practice voice?

 Embedding Cognitive Behavioural Therapy training in practice:

facilitators and barriers for trainee educational psychologists (TEPs)

 Evaluation of the Massage in Schools Programme in one primary school

 Supporting children with motor skills difficulties: an initial evaluation of

the Manchester Motor Skills Programme

 Paternal involvement in the statutory assessment of special educational

needs

 Book Review: Addressing the unproductive classroom behaviours of

students with special needs

 Book Review: Motivational interview approach for secondary staff and

students

 Book Review: Teaching tools 3: cognitive behavioural approach for

secondary staff and students

 Book Review: Teaching tools 1: solution focused approach for secondary

staff and students

 Book Review: Helping bereaved children: a handbook for practitioners



Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Journal of iewing interventions for adolescent

Consulting & Clinical Psychology substance use behavior change: A meta-analytic review.



posttraumatic stress disorder.

ngitudinal

sample of adolescents.

-based treatments:

An illustration of relevance mapping in children's mental health services.



Mitigating a threshold effect.

 An effectiveness trial of a selected dissonance-based eating disorder

prevention program for female high school students: Long-term effects

Articles in the September 2011 Issue of  Nonsuicidal Self-Injury in an American Indian Reservation Community:

Journal of the American Academy of Child Results From the White Mountain Apache Surveillance System, 2007–

and Adolescent Psychiatry 2008

 Social Phobia and Subtypes in the National Comorbidity Survey–

Adolescent Supplement: Prevalence, Correlates, and Comorbidity

 Mental Health Screening and Follow-up Care in Public High Schools

 Influence of Mental Health and Substance Use Problems and

Criminogenic Risk on Outcomes in Serious Juvenile Offenders



Articles from Issue #4, 2011 of Suicide &  Suicide in Films: The Impact of Suicide Portrayals on Nonsuicidal

Life Threatening Behavior Viewers' Well-Being and the Effectiveness of Censorship

 Aggression and the Risk for Suicidal Behaviors among Children

 Myths and Facts about Suicide from Individuals Involved in Suicide

Prevention

 Awareness Effects of a Youth Suicide Prevention Media Campaign in





16

Louisiana



Articles from Issue #6, 2011 of American  Communicating about the risks of terrorism (or anything else)

Psychologist

Articles from Issue #7, 2011 of Journal of  The positive impact of attending a community-based youth program on

Community Psychology child depressive symptoms (pages 804–814)

 A Multidimensional model for child maltreatment prevention readiness

in low- and middle-income countries (pages 826–843)

 Randomized evaluation of a single semester transitional mentoring

program for first year middle school students: a cautionary result for

brief, school-based mentoring programs (pages 844–859)

 Peer victimization within the ethnic context of high school (pages 860–

875)

 Exposure to hazardous neighborhood environments in late childhood

and anxiety(pages 876–883)

 Perceived community disorder moderates the relation between

victimization and fear of crime (pages 884–888)



Articles in September 2011 Issue of  Substance Use Disorder Among People With First-Episode Psychosis: A

Psychiatric Services Systematic Review of Course and Treatment



Articles in Issue #2, 2011 of Applied  Transformational Teaching and Adolescent Self-Determined Motivation,

Psychology: Health & Well-being Self-Efficacy, and Intentions to Engage in Leisure Time Physical Activity:

A Randomised Controlled Pilot Trial (pages 127–150)



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Child &  The use and feasibility of a CBT intervention (pages 129–135)

Adolescent Mental Health  The extended school aged Incredible Years parent programme (pages

136–143)

 Early identification of stimulant treatment responders, partial

responders and non-responders using objective measures in children

and adolescents with hyperkinetic disorder (pages 144–149)

 Measures for assessing parenting in research and practice (pages 158–

166)

 The Helping Families Programme: a new parenting intervention for

children with severe and persistent conduct problems (pages 167–171)

 Book Review: Increasing Awareness of Child and Adolescent Mental

Health (page 172)

 Book Review: Depression in Parents, Parenting, and Children:

Opportunities to Improve Identification, Treatment, and

Prevention (page 172)

 Book Review: Supporting Traumatized Children and Teenagers: A Guide

to Providing Understanding and Help (page 173)

 Book Review: Social and Emotional Learning in the Classroom:

Promoting Mental Health and Academic Success (page 174)

 Book Review: Treating Traumatic Stress in Children and Adolescents:

How to Foster Resilience Through Attachment, Self-Regulation and

Competency (page 174)

 Book Review: Understanding Peer Influence in Children and

Adolescents (pages 174–175)

 Book Review: Evidence-Based Psychotherapies for Children and

Adolescents (page 175)



17

 Book Review: Collaborative Brief Therapy with Children (page 175)

 Book Review: School Discipline and Self-Discipline: A Practical Guide to

Promoting Prosocial Student Behaviour (page 175)



Articles in September 2011 Issue of  Editorial: Alcohol and non-communicable diseases (NCDs): time for a

Addiction serious international public health effort (pages 1547–1548)

 Global research neglect of population-based approaches to smoking

cessation: time for a more rigorous science of population health

interventions (pages 1549–1554)

 BEWARE OF ALLOWING THE IDEAL TO BE THE ENEMY OF THE

GOOD (pages 1555–1556)

 INDIVIDUALIZED VERSUS POPULATION-BASED APPROACHES TO

TOBACCO CONTROL – A FALSE DICHOTOMY (pages 1556–1558)

 SETTING MINIMUM STANDARDS OF EVIDENCE FOR POPULATION

HEALTH INTERVENTIONS (pages 1558–1559)

 A systematic review and meta-analysis of the effectiveness of

behavioural smoking cessation interventions in selected disadvantaged

groups (pages 1568–1585)

 Commentary on Bryant et al. (2011): Behavioral and population-level

interventions for reducing disparities in tobacco use (pages 1586–1587)

 Surveying the range and magnitude of alcohol's harm to others in

Australia (pages 1603–1611)

 Commentary on Laslett et al. (2011): Alcohol-related collateral damage

and the broader issue of alcohol's social costs (pages 1612–1613)

 Effectiveness of a stepped primary care smoking cessation intervention:

cluster randomized clinical trial (ISTAPS study) (pages 1696–1706)



Articles in Issue #1, 2011 of Advances in  Editorial: Promoting youth mental health through early intervention

Mental Health  Prevention and early intervention for mental health problems in 0–25

year olds: Are there evidence-based models of care?

 Project description: Finding our way: Youth participation in the

development & promotion of youth mental health services on the

Central Coast of NSW

 ReachOut.com: the role of an online service for promoting help-seeking

in young people

 Conceptual article: Child wellbeing and protection concerns and the

response of the Alcohol and Other Drugs Sector in Australia

 Impact of a mental health promotion program on substance use in

young adolescents

 Descriptive paper: Linking young homeless people to mental health

services: An exploration of an outreach clinic at a supported youth

accommodation service

 Conceptual article: Workforce shortages and their impact on Australian

youth mental health service reform



Articles in September 2011 Issue of Journal  Commentary: On the Importance of Using Prospective Diary Data in the

of Pediatric Psychology Assessment of Recurrent Headaches, Stressors, and Health Behaviors in

Children and Adolescents

 Longitudinal Associations Among Peer Victimization and Physical and

Mental Health Problems

 Social Competence in Children with Chronic Illness: A Meta-analytic





18

Review



Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Scandinavian  Post-decision consolidation in large group decision-making (pages 320–

Journal of Psychology 328)

 Shyness as a moderator of the link between advanced maturity and

early adolescent risk behavior (pages 341–353)

 A corrective emotional experience – or just a bit of exercise? The

relevance of interpersonal learning in Exercise on prescription (pages

354–360)



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Mind, Brain and  Under the Magnifying Glass: An Examination of Fundamental Concepts

Education in Mind, Brain, and Education (pages 105–107)

 Collaborations in Mind, Brain, and Education: An Analysis of Researcher–

Practitioner Partnerships in Three Elementary School Intervention

Studies (pages 115–120)



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Journal of  Collective Threat, Trust, and the Sense of Personal Control

Health & Social Behavior  Inequalities and Health: Policy Brief

 Childhood Health and Labor Market Inequality over the Life Course

 Is Discrimination an Equal Opportunity Risk? Racial Experiences,

Socioeconomic Status, and Health Status among Black and White Adults



Articles in Issue #6, 2011 of The Counselling  Beyond Microskills: Toward a Model of Counseling Competence

Psychologist

Articles in Issue #9 (September) 2011 of  Nicotine, Alcohol, and Drug Findings in Young Adults in a Population-

Nicotine & Tobacco Research Based Postmortem Database

 Micronutrient Levels in Children Exposed to Secondhand Tobacco Smoke

 Age at Smoking Onset and the Onset of Depression and Anxiety

Disorders

 Parental Smoking, Exposure to Secondhand Smoke at Home, and

Smoking Initiation Among Young Children

 Quitting Trajectories of Chinese Youth Smokers Following Telephone

Smoking Cessation Counseling: A Longitudinal Study



Articles in September 2011 Issue of Harm  Randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind trial of Swedish snus for

Reduction Journal smoking reduction and cessation



Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Educational  The influence of formal and informal formative pre‐service experiences

Psychology on teacher self‐efficacy

 Sequential pattern learning and its associations with inattentive and

hyperactive concerns in college students



Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of Educational  The influence of being ready to learn on children’s early school literacy

Psychology and numeracy achievement

 Parents' involvement in adolescents' schooling: a multidimensional

conceptualisation and mediational model



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Journal of  Outcomes in Women Diagnosed With Borderline Personality Disorder in

Canadian Academy of Adolescent Adolescence

Psychiatry  Maternal Lifetime Depressive/Anxiety Disorders and Children’s



19

Internalizing Symptoms: The Importance of Family Context

 Symptomatology and Family Functioning in Children and Adolescents

with Comorbid Anxiety and Depression

 Self-Perceptions in Relation to Self-Reported Depressive Symptoms in

Boys and Girls

 Book Review: How to Talk to Families About Child and Adolescent

Mental Illness

 Book Review: Effective School Intervention, Second Edition. Evidence-

Based Strategies for Improving Student Outcomes



Articles from Issue #3, 2011 of Journal of  Trans/Virtual: The Anxieties of Transsexual and Electronic Embodiments

Gay & Lesbian Mental Health

Articles in Issue #9, 2011 of Australian and  What kind of evidence do we need for evidence-based mental health

New Zealand journal of Psychiatry policy? The case of the Better Access initiative

 Australia's Better Access initiative: do the evaluation data support the

critics?

 Australia's Better Access initiative: an evaluation

 Risk factors for self-harm in children and adolescents admitted to a

mental health inpatient unit

 National depression and anxiety indices for Australia



Articles in Issues 3-4, 2011 of the Journal of  Recognizing the Payoff for Investing in Prevention

Primary Prevention  CDC’s Prevention Research Centers Program: Translating Research into

Action with Communities

 Use of Media Technologies by Native American Teens and Young Adults

in the Pacific Northwest: Exploring Their Utility for Designing Culturally

Appropriate Technology-Based Health Interventions

 An Evaluation of the Adults and Children Together (ACT) Against

Violence Parents Raising Safe Kids Program

 Cigar, Cigarillo, and Little Cigar Use among Canadian Youth: Are We

Underestimating the Magnitude of This Problem?

 Cool Girls, Inc.: Promoting the Positive Development of Urban

Preadolescent and Early Adolescent Girls

 A Community Stakeholder Analysis of Drug Resistance Strategies of Rural

Native Hawaiian Youth

 Does Practice Make Perfect? A Randomized Control Trial of Behavioral

Rehearsal on Suicide Prevention Gatekeeper Skills

 The Veggie Project: A Case Study of a Multi-component Farmers’ Market

Intervention

 Familia Adelante: A Multi-Risk Prevention Intervention for Latino

Families









Journals Focused on Nutrition and Physical Activity





Articles from Issue #4, 2011 (Sep) of  Screen-based sedentary behaviours among a nationally

Preventing Chronic Disease representative sample of youth: are Canadian kids couch







20

potatoes?



 Online resources to enhance decision-making in public health –

Cross-Canada Forum



Articles from the September 2011  Associations between children's social functioning and physical

Issue of the International Journal of activity participation are not mediated by social acceptance: A

Behavioral Nutrition and Physical cross-sectional study

Activity  Are parental concerns for child TV viewing associated with child

TV viewing and the home sedentary environment?

 Tracking of TV and video gaming during childhood: Iowa Bone

Development Study

 The economic benefits of reducing physical inactivity: An

Australian example

 Systematic review of sedentary behaviour and health indicators in

school-aged children and youth

 Self-determined motivation towards physical activity in adolescents

treated for obesity: an observational study

 Variability and seasonality of active transportation in USA:

evidence from the 2001 NHTS

 "Food company sponsors are kind, generous and cool":

(Mis)conceptions of junior sports players





Articles from Sep 2011 Issue of Public  Socio-economic variables influence the prevalence of inadequate

Health Nutrition nutrient intake in Brazilian adolescents: results from a population-

based survey

 Changes in meal pattern among Norwegian children from 2001 to

2008

 Food and drink intake during television viewing in adolescents: the

Healthy Lifestyle in Europe by Nutrition in Adolescence (HELENA)

study

 Fast-food outlets and walkability in school neighbourhoods predict

fatness in boys and height in girls: a Taiwanese population study

 The association between the food environment and weight status

among eastern North Carolina youth

 Supermarket and fast-food outlet exposure in Copenhagen:

associations with socio-economic and demographic characteristics



Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of Journal of  Methods of the NSW Schools Physical Activity and Nutrition

Science and Medicine in Sport Survey 2010 (SPANS 2010)

 The associations between physical activity, screen time and weight

from 6 to 14 yrs: The Raine Study

 Physical fitness in rural and urban children and adolescents from

Spain



Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Food  Educating a New Generation of Students (page 33)

Science Education  Identifying Food Safety Concerns When Communication Barriers

Exist (pages 36–44)



Articles in Sep 2011 Issue of American  Lipid concentrations in children and adolescents: it is not all about





21

Journal of Clinical Nutrition obesity

 Consumption of added sugars is decreasing in the United States

 Hiding vegetables to reduce energy density: an effective strategy

to increase children's vegetable intake and reduce energy intake

 Association of body fat percentage with lipid concentrations in

children and adolescents: United States, 1999–2004



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Food &  On the transition to sustainability: An analysis of the costs of

Nutrition Bulletin school feeding compared with the costs of primary education

 The importance of milk and other animal-source foods for children

in low-income countries

 Beyond food insecurity: How context can improve complementary

feeding interventions

 Assessing the impact of micronutrient interventions under special

circumstances such as refugee camps and emergency operations

 Assessing the impact of micronutrient intervention programs

implemented under special circumstances—Meeting report

 Provision of micronutrient powder in response to the Cyclone Sidr

emergency in Bangladesh: Cross-sectional assessment at the end

of the intervention

 Relationship of the availability of micronutrient powder with iron

status and hemoglobin among women and children in the Kakuma

Refugee Camp, Kenya

 Understanding low usage of micronutrient powder in the Kakuma

Refugee Camp, Kenya: Findings from a qualitative study







Journals on Crime Prevention, Safety, Behaviour Disorders





Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Youth Violence  The Coproduction of Outcomes: An Integrated Assessment of Youth and

and Juvenile Justice Program Effects on Recidivism

 Genetic and Environmental Influences in Delinquent Peer Affiliation:

From the Peer Network Approach

 Social Control Theory and School Misbehavior: Examining the Role of

Race and Ethnicity



Articles in Issue #2, 2011 of Youth Justice

International The Punitive Turn, Enforcement and Custody

orrelates of Juvenile Offender Detention Length: The Impact

of Race, Mental Health Difficulties, Maltreatment, Offense Type, and Court

Dispositions

-social Behaviour in Devolving Wales: A Study of the

Tiered Approach in Swansea



 Book Review: M Little and B Maughan, Effective Interventions for

Children in Need, The Library of Essays in Child Welfare and

Development, Ashgate, Burlington, VT, USA



Articles in September 2011 Issue of Journal  Preliminary Validation of the Child Abuse Potential Inventory in Turkey





22

of Interpersonal Violence  Reexamining the Correlates of Adolescent Violent Victimization: The

Importance of Exposure, Guardianship, and Target Characteristics



Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of Crime &  How Long After? A Natural Experiment Assessing the Impact of the

Delinquency Length of Aftercare Service Delivery on Recidivism

 Confronting Delinquency: Probations Officers’ Use of Coercion and

Client-Centered Tactics to Foster Youth Compliance



Articles in September 2011 Issue of  Book Review: Handbook of Child and Adolescent Psychopathy

Criminal Justice & Behavior

Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Criminology &  Lessons for justice reinvestment from restorative justice and the justice

Public Policy model experience : Some tips for an 8-year-old prodigy (pages 661–669)

 Mass imprisonment and racial disparities in childhood behavioral

problems (pages 791–792)

 Taking children into account : Addressing the intergenerational effects of

parental incarceration (pages 839–850)



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Criminology  THE CULTURAL CONTEXT OF ADOLESCENT DRINKING AND VIOLENCE IN

30 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES (pages 699–728)

 A LONGITUDINAL TEST OF SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION THEORY:

FEEDBACK EFFECTS AMONG COHESION, SOCIAL CONTROL, AND

DISORDER (pages 833–871)

 NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXT AND NONLINEAR PEER EFFECTS ON

ADOLESCENT VIOLENT CRIME (pages 873–903)



Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of International  Translational research: National strategies for violence prevention in

Journal of Behavioral Development school

 The broken curve: Effects of the Norwegian manifesto against bullying

 Promoting relationships and eliminating violence in Canada

 National Safe Schools Framework: Policy and practice to reduce bullying

in Australian schools

 Counteracting bullying in Finland: The KiVa program and its effects on

different forms of being bullied

 National strategy for violence prevention in the Austrian public school

system: Development and implementation

 Why interventions to reduce bullying and violence in schools may (or

may not) succeed: Comments on this Special Section

 Beliefs about parental authority, parenting styles, and parent-adolescent

conflict among Iranian mothers of middle adolescents

 Changing family routines at kindergarten entry predict biomarkers of

parental stress

 Effects of early relationships on children’s perceived control: A

longitudinal study

 A developmental shift in Black-White differences in depressive affect

across adolescence and early adulthood: The influence of early adult

social roles and socio-economic status



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Journal of  An Oral History of First-Generation Leaders in Education of Children

Emotional and Behavioral Disorders With Emotional/Behavioral Disorders, Part 2: Important Events,

Developments, and People





23

 Putting Quality Indicators to the Test: An Examination of 30 Years of

Research

 Families’ Experiences in Wraparound: A Qualitative Study Conceived and

Conducted by Families Through a Professional-Family Collaboration

 Do Social Networks Push Families Toward or Away From Youth Mental

Health Services?: A National Study of Families in Child Welfare











Journals Focused on Child Injury caused by Accidents





Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of Accident  Quality of traffic flow on urban arterial streets and its relationship with

Analysis and Prevention safety

 Contextual deprivation, daily travel and road traffic injuries among the

young in the Rhône Département (France)

 Factors influencing students’ usage of school bus seat belts: An empirical

analysis of the Alabama pilot project

 Do young novice drivers overestimate their driving skills more than

experienced drivers? Different methods lead to different conclusions

 Repairing faulty scripts to reduce speeding behaviour in young drivers

 The contribution of perceived parental and familial characteristics to

attitudes toward accompanied driving among young drivers

 Driver distraction and driver inattention: Definition, relationship and

taxonomy

 Effects of higher-order driving skill training on young, inexperienced

drivers’ on-road driving performance

 Distance between speed humps and pedestrian crossings: Does it

matter?

 Managing speed at school and playground zones







Journals on Infectious Diseases in High and Middle Income Countries





Articles from Issue #6, September 2011  Cost-Effectiveness of a Recommendation of Universal Mass Vaccination

Issues of Value in Health for Seasonal Influenza in the United States





Articles in Issue #10, 2011 of  Head lice prevalence among households in Norway: importance of

Parisitology spatial variables and individual and household characteristics



Articles in Issue #9 September 2011 of  Europe's neglected infections of poverty

International Journal of Infectious  Burden of rotavirus and other enteropathogens among children

Diseases with diarrhea in Burkina Faso



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of American  South-to-North, Cross-Disciplinary Training in Global Health Practice: Ten

Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene Years of Lessons Learned from an Infectious Disease Field Course in





24

Jamaica

 Impact of Global Health Residency Training on Medical Knowledge of

Immigrant Health



Articles in September 2011 Issue of  Prevalence and risk factors for hypertension in Hong Kong Chinese

Archives of Diseases in Childhood BMJ adolescents: waist circumference predicts hypertension, exercise

decreases risk

 What role for the home learning environment and parenting in reducing

the socioeconomic gradient in child development? Findings from the

Millennium Cohort Study

 Prospects for elimination of childhood tuberculosis: the role of new

vaccines

 What is the impact of computer games on sleep in children?



Articles in Autumn 2011 Issue of Canadian  Sexually transmitted infections in Canada: A sticky situation

Journal of Infectious Diseases and Medical

Microbiology

Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Journal of  Child health and the Arab spring

Tropical Pediatrics

 Skin Sensitization and Classroom Exposure to Dermatophagoides

Pteronyssinus and Dermatophagoides Farinae Allergens in Andean

Ecuadorian Students



Articles in Issue #9, 2011 of Transactions of  Iron deficiency anaemia and blood lead concentrations in Brazilian

the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and children

Hygiene

Articles in September 2011 Issues of  Sep 9 - European Union vaccine research—An overview

Vaccines

 Sep 16 - Hepatitis B vaccination coverage among high-risk adults 18–49

years, U.S., 2009

 Sep 16- Vaccination coverage with seasonal and pandemic influenza

vaccines in children in France, 2009–2010 season

 Sep 16 - Effectiveness of a vaccination programme for an epidemic of

meningococcal B in New Zealand







Journals Focused on Personal and Social Development (Character, Spiritual, Faith)







Articles in Issue #2, 2011 of Education,  Practices for teaching moral values in the early years: a call for a

Citizenship & Social Justice pedagogy of participation



 Aggression and violence exposure in adolescence and the role of

school- based policy initiatives



 Classroom contradictions: Popular media in Ontario schools’

literacy and citizenship education policies



 Students’ production of curricular knowledge: perspectives on



25

empowerment in financial capability education



 New Labour, communitarianism and citizenship education in

England and Wales



 The effect of the ‘People’s War’ on schooling in Nepal, 1996–2006



Articles in Issue #2, 2011 of Silent sitting: a cross-curricular tool to promote resilience

International Journal of Children’s

Spirituality Discussion in religious education: developing dialogic for community

cohesion and/or spiritual development



Children’s spirituality: epistemology and theory from various helping

professions



Links between early attachment experiences and manifestations of

spirituality



The effect of spiritual intelligence in the classroom: God only knows



‘It’s that knowing that you are not alone’: the role of spirituality in

adolescent resilience



Resilience and religion in children and youth in Southern Africa



Book Review: 'Religious diversity and education – Nordic perspectives'

and 'Religious education in a world of religious diversity'



Book Review: Listening to children on the spiritual journey: guidance

for those who teach and nurture



Book Review; Arts activities for children and young people in need,

helping children to develop mindfulness, spiritual awareness and self-

esteem



Book Review: The psychology of spirituality: an introduction





Journals Focused on Family Life & Development including Home Economics





Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Journal of  Family Concerns and Involvement During Kindergarten Transition

Child and Family Studies  The Development and Evaluation of a Parent Empowerment

Program for Family Peer Advocates

 Parental Knowledge and Substance Use Among African American

Adolescents: Influence of Gender and Grade Level

 Trajectories of Postpartum Maternal Depressive Symptoms and

Children’s Social Skills



26

 The Severely Impaired Do Profit Most: Differential Effectiveness

of a Parent Management Training for Children with Externalizing

Behavior Problems in a Natural Setting

 The Effects of Marital Conflict on Korean Children’s Appraisal of

Conflict and Psychological Adjustment

 The Mediating Role of Rumination in the Relation Between

Quality of Attachment Relations and Depressive Symptoms in

Non-Clinical Adolescents

 Parental Monitoring During Early Adolescence Deters Adolescent

Sexual Initiation: Discrete-Time Survival Mixture Analysis

 Development and Validation of a Parent Report Measure for

Assessing Social-Emotional Competencies of Children and

Adolescents



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Family

Relations Adolescent School Dropout (pages 272–289)

mission of Familial Boundary Dissolution:

Observations and Psychosocial Outcomes in Adolescence (pages 290–

302)



 Effects of Family and Friend Support on LGB Youths' Mental

Health and Sexual Orientation Milestones (pages 318–330



Articles from Issue #3, 2011 of Journal  Book Review: Strengthening Couple Relationships for Optimal

of Family Theory and Review Child Development: Lessons From Research and

Intervention (pages 224–230)

 Book review: Families Communicating with Children (pages 230–

234)

 Book Review: Evidence-Based Policymaking: Insights from Policy-

Minded Researchers and Research-Minded Policymakers (pages

234–239)



Articles in Issue #1, 2011 of Family and  The Impact of Body Image on Consumers’ Perceptions of Idealized

Consumer Sciences Research Journal Advertising Images and Brand Attitudes (pages 58–73)

 Cues to Quality in Quantitative Research Papers (pages 85–89)

 Qualitative Research: A Discussion of Frequently Articulated

Qualms (FAQs) (pages 90–92)



Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Journal of  Reciprocal Associations Between Connectedness and Autonomy

Marriage and Family Among Korean Adolescents: Compatible or Antithetical? (pages

692–703)

 Transnational Families and the Well-Being of Children: Conceptual

and Methodological Challenges (pages 704–712)

 Migration, Social Networks, and Child Health in Mexican

Families (pages 713–728)

 A Mixed-Methods Social Networks Study Design for Research on





27

Transnational Families (pages 788–803)



Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Gender &  Men Bring Condoms, Women Take Pills: Men’s and Women’s

Society Roles in Contraceptive Decision Making

 Book Review: A Typology of Domestic Violence: Intimate

Terrorism, Violent Resistance, and Situational Couple Violence

 Book Review: Family, Gender, and Law in a Globalizing Middle

East and South Asia

 Book Review: When Couples Become Parents: The Creation of

Gender in the Transition to Parenthood





Journals on Sexual and Reproductive Health





Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of  Patterns and Correlates of Same-Sex Sexual Activity Among U.S.

Perspectives on Sexual and Teenagers and Young Adults (pages 142–150)

Reproductive Health  Bacterial STDs and Perceived Risk Among Sexual Minority Young

Adults (pages 158–163)

 Legal Abortion Worldwide in 2008: Levels and Recent

Trends (pages 188–198)



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Studies in  International Sexuality and HIV Curriculum Working Group, Nicole

Family Planning Haberland and Deborah Rogow (editors): It's All One Curriculum:

Guidelines and Activities for a Unified Approach to Sexuality,

Gender, HIV, and Human Rights Education (pages 235–236)



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Journal of  Trends in Canadian Newspaper Coverage of Gay–Straight

LGBT Youth Alliances, 2000–2009

 Sexual Orientation Microaggressions: “Death by a Thousand Cuts”

for Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Youth

 Book Review: Of Ghosts and Gay Youth: Michael Whatling's A Vigil

for Joe Rose: Stories of Being Out in High School



Articles in Issue #4, 2011 of Journal of  Effects of Homophobic versus Nonhomophobic Victimization on

LGBT Youth School Commitment and the Moderating Effect of Teacher

Attitudes in Brazilian Public Schools

 “Not Going Away”: Approaches Used by Students, Faculty, and

Staff Members to Create Gay–Straight Alliances at Three

Religiously Affiliated Universities



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Population  Changes in World Inequality in Length of Life: 1970–2000 (pages

and Development Review 499–528)

 Book Review: Improving Global Health: Patterns of Potential

Human Progress, Vol. 3(page 597)

 The UN Environment Programme on Climate Change and





28

International Security



Articles in Issue 5-6, 2011 of Sex Roles  Gender Conceptualizations in Female High School Seniors:

Relationships with Global Self-Worth and Multiple Measures of

Body Image

 Girls’ and Boys’ Disclosure about Problems as a Predictor of

Changes in Depressive Symptoms Over Time

 Book Review: A Developmental-Cultural Perspective on Boys’

Friendships and Emotionality

 Deep Secrets: Boys’ Friendships and the Crisis of Connection



Articles in Issue #2, 2011 of Sex  Theme issue on youth sexual culture

Education  Investigating young people's sexual cultures: an introduction

 Thinking outside specious boxes: constructionist and post-

structuralist readings of ‘child sexual abuse’

 Sex and relationships education, sexual health, and lesbian, gay

and bisexual sexual cultures: views from young people

 Too much, too soon? Children, ‘sexualization’ and consumer

culture

 Playing with porn: Greek children's explorations in pornography

 Raunch or romance? Framing and interpreting the relationship

between sexualized culture and young people's sexual health

 Sexual beginners: accounting for first sexual intercourse in Italian

young people's heterosexual biographies

 Lamenting sexualization: research, rhetoric and the story of young

people's ‘sexualization’ in the UK Home Office review

 Playing by the rules: researching, teaching and learning sexual

ethics with young men in the Australian National Rugby League



Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of Journal of  Correlates of Engaging in Survival Sex among Homeless Youth and

Sex Research Young Adults

 Identity, Peer Relationships, and Adolescent Girls' Sexual

Behavior: An Exploration of the Contemporary Double Standard

 Early Age of First Sexual Intercourse and Depressive

Symptomatology among Adolescents



Articles in Issue #9, 2011 of Journal of  Theme issue on LGBT Campus Experiences

Homosexuality  Introduction to the Special Issue on “LGBTQ Campus Experiences”

 Disclosure as an Interaction: Why Lesbian Athletes Disclose Their

Sexual Identities in Intercollegiate Sport

 A Qualitative Analysis of Faculty Advocacy on LGBT Issues on

Campus

 Assessing LGBTQ Campus Climate and Creating Change









29

Journals Focused on Child Protection, Social Services, Child Maltreatment, Child Welfare







Articles from Issue #5, 2011 of Children  Accounting for Agency(pages 347–358)

and Society

 Social Constructions of Young Children in ‘Special’, ‘Inclusive’ and

Home Environments(pages 359–370)



 Blame the Parents? Challenges for Parent-Focused Programmes

for Families of Gang-Involved Young People(pages 371–381)



 ‘You Just Get Blocked’. Teenage Drinkers: Reckless Rebellion or

Responsible Reproduction?(pages 394–405)



 Everybody’s Business? A Research Review of the Informal

Safeguarding of Other People’s Children in the UK(pages 406–

416)



 Book Review: Childhood and Consumer Culture(pages 417–418)



Articles from Issue #2, 2011 of Journal  Guest Editorial: Where next for youth justice?

of Children’s Services  Reforming the response to youth crime: from evidence to

implementation

 The Independent Commission on Youth Crime and Antisocial

Behaviour: fresh start or false dawn?

 The age of criminal responsibility: developmental science and

human rights perspectives

 Policing youth anti-social behaviour and crime: time for reform?

 Alternative models of youth justice: lessons from Scotland and

Northern Ireland

 In search of a youth justice pedagogy? A commentary



Articles from Issue #5 (Sep), 2011 of  Process Evaluation of a Positive Youth Development Program:

Research on Social Work Practice Project P.A.T.H.S

 Book Review: J. Corcoran Evidence-Based Practice Series:

Mental Health Treatment for Children and Adolescents. New York,

NY: Oxford University



Articles from Issue #4 (July), 2011 of  Introduction to Special Section on Cost-Effectiveness and

Research on Social Work Practice Valuation in Social Work

 Toward Valuation in Social Work and Social Services

 Is Social Work Advocacy Worth the Cost? Issues and Barriers to

an Economic Analysis of Social Work Political Practice

 Volunteering and Volunteers: Benefit-Cost Analyses

 Parenting Training for Intellectually Disabled Parents: A Cochrane

Systematic Review

 Parental Self-Efficacy and Joining a Savings Program for

Children‘s Education





30

 The Development of an Online Practice-Based Evaluation Tool for

Social Work

 Child-Report Data and Assessment of the Social Environment in

Schools



Articles from Issue #5, 2011 of Child:  Children's participation in health research: from objects to

Care, Health & Development agents?(pages 603–611)

 Cultural perspectives of interventions for managing diabetes and

asthma in children and adolescents from ethnic minority

groups(pages 612–622)

 Cutting to cope – a modern adolescent phenomenon(pages 623–

629)

 Perceived parenting and psychological well-being in UK ethnic

minority adolescents(pages 630–638)

 Influence of neighbourhood collective efficacy on adolescent

sexual behaviour: variation by gender and activity

participation(pages 646–654)

 Children's conceptualization of the term ‗satisfaction‘: relevance for

measuring health outcomes(pages 663–669)

 Out-of-school time activity participation profiles of children with

physical disabilities: a cluster analysis(pages 726–741)

 Why children die: avoidable factors associated with child

deaths(pages 748–749)

 Motivational interviewing(page 750)



Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of Child and  Special Issue: Trauma Exposure and PTSD in Justice-Involved

Youth Care Forum Youth

 Childhood Abuse and Adolescent Sexual Re-Offending: A Meta-

Analysis



Articles from Issue #8, 2011 of Child  Organizational climate, services, and outcomes in child welfare

Abuse & Neglect systems

 Children-at-risk for poor nutrition: Expanding the approach of

future professionals in educational institutions

 Parental cognitive impairment and child maltreatment in Canada

 Bridging research and practice: Challenges and successes in

implementing evidence-based preventive intervention strategies

for child maltreatment

 Trauma-focused CBT for youth who experience ongoing traumas







Journals on Sustainable Development, Environment





Articles from Issue #5, 2011 of  Socialization content in schools and education for sustainable

Environmental Education Research development – I. A study of teachers’ selective traditions



 Socialization content in schools and education for sustainable

development – II. A study of students’ apprehension of teachers’





31

companion meanings in ESD



 Environmental volunteers: factors influencing their involvement

in environmental action



 Video diaries: a tool to investigate sustainability-related learning

in threshold spaces



 Book Review: Schooling for sustainable development in Chinese

communities, 1st ed.



Articles from Issue #4, 2011 of  Participatory planning for project sustainability of environmental

Environmental Education Research education projects: a case study of the Secondary Teacher

Training Environmental Education Project (St2eep) in Zimbabwe

 Insights into the value of a ‗stand‐alone‘ course for sustainability

education

 Enhancing environmental educators' evaluation competencies:

insights from an examination of the effectiveness of theMy

Environmental Education Evaluation Resource Assistant(MEERA)

website

 Environmental learning in online social networks: adopting

environmentally responsible behaviors

Articles from Issue #3, 2011 of Indoor  Sustainable Water Management, Labelling and Water-metering -

and Built Environment Strategies Towards Conservation of Water in the UK

 Lead in PM10and in Indoor Dust Around Schools and Preschools

in Selangor, Malaysia



Articles from Sep 2011 Issue of  Online Social Networking and Addiction—A Review of the

International Journal of Psychological Literature

Environmental Research and Public  Determinants of Exposure to Second-Hand Tobacco Smoke (SHS)

Health among Current Non-Smoking In-School Adolescents (aged 11–18

years) in South Africa: Results from the 2008 GYTS Study

 Self-Reported Exposure to Policy and Environmental Influences on

Smoking Cessation and Relapse: A 2-Year Longitudinal

Population-based Study

 Implementing Brief Interventions in Health Care: Lessons Learned

from the Swedish Risk Drinking Project

 Alcohol Policy, Social Context, and Infant Health: The Impact of

Minimum Legal Drinking Age

 Convergent Validity of the Arab Teens Lifestyle Study (ATLS)

Physical Activity Questionnaire



Articles from Issue #2, 2011 of Journal  Sustainable Consumption: Towards Action and Impact

of Education for Sustainable  Professional Environmental Education for Sustainable

Development Development: Plugging the Hole

 Leadership for an Inclusive and Sustainable World

 Learning Our Way to Sustainability

 Characteristics of ESD-Promoting Strategies in China‘s Basic

Education







32

Articles from Issue #4, of the Journal  Place-Based Education at Island Community School

of Environmental Education  Outdoor Adventure Education: Applying Transformative Learning

Theory to Understanding Instrumental Learning and Personal

Growth in Environmental Education







Journals focused on Equity, Place, Social, Geographical, Cultural and Economic Contexts (communities, cultural

contexts)





Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Critical  Think locally, act globally: developing a critical public health in the

Public Health global South



 Working ‘off the record’: polio eradication and state immunity in

Chad



 High roads and low roads in HIV/AIDS programming: plea for a

diversification of itinerary



 Constructing the Roma audience: public health communication

and intervention in contemporary Romania



 Still a burning issue: trends in the volume, content and population

reach of newspaper coverage about tobacco issues



 Food for thought: menu labeling as obesity prevention public

health policy



 What does sport mean to you? Fun and other preferences for

adolescents’ sport participation



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Urban  Brown in Baltimore: School Desegregation and the Limits of

Education Liberalism by Howard S. Baum(pages 372–374)



Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of Health &  Counselling teenage girls on problems related to the ‗protection of

Social Care in the Community family honour‘ from the perspective of school nurses and

counsellors(pages 476–484)

 The importance of addressing social determinants of health at the

local level: the case for social capital(pages 522–530)

 Community capacity building in practice: constructing its meaning

and relevance to health promoters(pages 531–540)



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Journal of  Learning From Rural Health Research in Other Countries(pages

Rural Health 243–244)

 Greek Children Living in Rural Areas Are Heavier but Fitter

Compared to Their Urban Counterparts: A Comparative, Time-

Series (1997-2008) Analysis(pages 270–277)





33

 Talking About, Knowing About HIV/AIDS in Canada: A Rural-

Urban Comparison(pages 310–318)



Articles in September 2011 Issue of  Gender, sexuality and the discursive representation of access and

International Journal of Equity in equity in health services literature: Implications for LGBT

Health communities









Journals on Low income and Developing Countries





Articles in Issue #5, 2011 of  Journeying the long road to education for development

International Journal of Educational

Development  Disability and education: The longest road to inclusion



 Learner-centred education in developing country contexts: From

solution to problem?



 The rise and attenuation of the basic education programme (BEP)

in Botswana: A global–local dialectic approach



 Gender in the early years: Boys and girls in an African working

class primary school



 Education collaboration to promote school participation in

northern Ghana: A case study of a complementary education

program



 Strengthening Universal Primary Education in Uganda: The

potential role of an asset-based development policy



 Inclusive educational practices in Kenya: Evidencing practice of

itinerant teachers who work with children with visual impairment

in local mainstream schools



 Does social labelling encourage child schooling and discourage

child labour in Nepal?



 Child labour, education policy and governance in Cambodia



 The developmental history of labor education in South Korea

from a sociopolitical and economic perspective



 Civil society and control of corruption: Assessing governance of

Romanian public universities









34

 Potential for teacher collaboration in post-Soviet Ukraine



 Imagining a transformed UNESCO with learning at its core



 Book Review: D.B. Holsinger, W.J. Jacob,Editors, ,Inequality in

Education: Comparative and International Perspectives (2008)

Springer and the Comparative Education Research Centre,

University of Hong Kong,Hong Kong 978-962-8093-14-4 565 pp..



 Diversification of educational provision and school-to-work

transitions in rural Mali: Analysing a reconfiguration of

inequalities in light of justice theories



Articles in September 2011 Issue of  Impacts of Economic Crises on Child Well-being(pages 511–526)

Development Policy Review  Effects of the Global Financial Crisis on Children's School and

Employment Outcomes in El Salvador(pages 527–546)

 The Effects of Economic Crises on Families Caring for Children:

Understanding and Reducing Long-term Consequences(pages

547–564)

 A ‗Lost Generation‘? Impacts of Complex Compound Crises on

Children and Young People(pages 565–584)

 Cash Transfers, Children and the Crisis: Protecting Current and

Future Investments(pages 585–601)

 Financing Social Protection for Children in Crisis Contexts(pages

603–620)

 Promoting Children's Well-being: Policy Lessons from Past and

Present Economic Crises(pages 621–641)



Articles in Issue #1, 2011 of West  Assessment and Management of Severe Malnutrition in Children

African Journal of Medicine  Food Consumption Patterns of Female Undergraduate Students in

the United Arab Emirates



Articles in Issue #2, 2011 of Tropical  Characteristics of Nigerian Children With Human

Journal of Health Sciences Immunodeficiency Virus and Tuberculosis Coinfection



Articles in Issue #2, 2011 of Journal of  Factors influencing condom use among women in Ghana: an

Social Aspects of HIV/AIDS Research HIV/AIDS perspective

Alliance  Politicaland socio-economic instability: does it have role in the

HIV/AIDS epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa?

 ‗Clinics aren‘t meant for men‘: Sexual health care access and

seeking behaviours among men in Gauteng province, South Africa

 Changing trends and the impact of alcohol on the HIV/AIDS

epidemic in South Africa: Review



Articles in Issue #2, 2010 of Ghana  Entrepreneurial attitudes and intentions among Nigerian

Journal of Development Studies undergraduates









35

Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of African  Determinants of age at sexual debut and associated risks among

Journal of AIDS Research South African youths

 The new female condom (FC2) in Uganda: perceptions and

experiences of users and their sexual partners

 Predictors of sexual-risk behaviour and HIV-preventive practices

among university students in Ethiopia

 Gender vulnerabilities, spousal abuse and the incidence of HIV in

Lesotho: a case for an integrative rights-based approach

 Sexual-risk behaviour among sexually active first-year students at

the University of the Western Cape, South Africa

 Kenyan pastors‘ perspectives on communicating about sexual

behaviour and HIV

 The rise and fall of HIV prevalence in Zimbabwe: the social,

political and economic context



Articles in Issue #2, 2011 of the  Challenges of Managing Ethnic and Religious Conflicts in Nigeria

African Journal for the Psychological  Assessing Self-Reported Organizational Citizenship Behaviour:

Study of Social Issues The Role of Organizational Climate and Leadership Styles



Articles in June 2011 Supplement,  School-based interventions on physical inactivity as a risk factor of

African Journal of Physical, Health chronic diseases of lifestyle: A review

Education, Recreation and Dance  HIV/AIDS-related knowledge and behaviour of FET college

students: Implications for sexual health promotion

 The impact of a school-based health education programme on

knowledge regarding risk factors for chronic diseases of lifestyle: A

pilot study

 Life skills as predictors of engagement in health risk behaviours: A

survey of secondary school learners

 Predictors of neck pain among South African youth

 The relationship between self-efficacy and aggression in a group

of adolescents in the peri-urban town of Worcester, South Africa:

Implications for sport participation

 Sports for learners with physical disabilities in ordinary public

primary schools in the Western Cape, South Africa



Articles in Issue #9, 2011 of Tropical  Can lay health workers increase the uptake of childhood

Medicine and International Health immunisation? Systematic review and typology(pages 1044–1053)

 Do poor people use poor quality providers? Evidence from the

treatment of presumptive malaria in Nigeria(pages 1087–1098)

 HIV prevention in southern Africa: why we must reassess our

strategies?(pages 1120–1130)

 Political will for better health, a bottom-up process(pages 1185–

1189)

Articles in September 2011 Issues of  The 2007 Rift Valley Fever Outbreak in Sudan

PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases  Quantifying the Emergence of Dengue in Hanoi, Vietnam: 1998–

2009

 Soil-Transmitted Helminth Infections among Plantation Sector

Schoolchildren in Sri Lanka: Prevalence after Ten Years of

Preventive Chemotherapy









36

Journals on Countries, Regions Disrupted by War, Conflict, Disaster





Articles in Issue #1, 2011 of Ethiopian  A Glimpse of Urban Youth Unemployment in Ethiopia

Journal of Development Research  Characteristics and Determinants of Youth Unemployment in

Ethiopia



Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Disasters  Social impact of the 2004 Manawatu floods and the ‗hollowing out‘

of rural New Zealand(pages 540–553)

 Severe drought and the vitamin A status of rural pre-school

children in India(pages 577–586)

 Disaster coordination preparedness of soft-target

organisations(pages 623–638)







Other Journals





Articles in Sep-Oct 2011 Issue of  IIEP Policy Forum on Gender Equality in education

UNESCO EduInfo

 World Teachers' Day (5 October) : two million new teachers

needed



 Reducing household costs of education and "free fee" policies



 UNESCO and Varkey GEMS Foundation launch principals’ training

programme that will impact 10 million children



 Irina Bokova and Queen Rania of Jordan join hands for education



 Seminar on the Right to a Quality Education for all in Latin

America and the Caribbean



 East African education ministers commit to action on Education

for All



 UNESCO and Procter & Gamble launch partnership to promote

education for young girls and young women



 UNESCO helps small islands educate for climate change



 Teachers of Brazil: obstacles and challenges



 Cost and cost-effectiveness analysis of school-based sexuality

education programmes in six countries: full report



 Combating discrimination in education. Eighth consultation of

Member States on the application of the Convention and the



37

Recommendation against Discrimination in Education (1960).

Guide for the preparation of reports



 World data on education 2010/11: Liban/Qatar/Saudi Arabia

/Syrian Arab Republic/United Arab Emirates/Yemen



Articles in September 2011 Issue of  The psychosocial response to the 2011 Tohoku earthquake

the Bulletin of the World Health  Screening still the ―best buy‖ for tackling cervical cancer

Organization

 Cardiovascular disease prevention in Ghana: feasibility of a faith-

based organizational approach

 The impact of adolescent pertussis immunization, 2004–2009:

lessons from Australia

 Looking at the effects of performance-based financing through a

complex adaptive systems lens

 Why there is so much enthusiasm for performance-based

financing, particularly in developing countries

Articles in Issue #3, 2011 of Policy  A Quarter Century of the Advocacy Coalition Framework: An

Studies Journal Introduction to the Special Issue(pages 349–360)

 Ideology, Power, and the Structure of Policy Networks(pages 361–

383)

 The Rationale Determining Advocacy Coalitions: Examining

Coordination Networks and Corresponding Beliefs(pages 385–

410)

 Network Structures within Policy Processes: Coalitions, Power,

and Brokerage in Swiss Climate Policy(pages 435–459)

 Policy Change and Learning in Response to Extreme Flood Events

in Hungary: An Advocacy Coalition Approach(pages 485–511)

 Policy Narratives and Policy Processes(pages 535–561)









News Stories and Blog Posts



This list of news stories is taken from a variety of media outlets as well as Twitter and Facebook accounts and other sources.

Click on the links to access the original stories



 News Story (Sep 30-11) Presidents Signs Autism Law http://ow.ly/1y2vYi



 News Release (Sep 30-11) Autism Awareness Month in Canada http://ow.ly/1y2v8r



 Blog Post (Sep 30-11) Why Achievement Gap Mania Undermines Reform http://ow.ly/1y2tKM



 Blog Post (Sep 30-11) Are Values A Proper Concern of Schools? http://ow.ly/1y2tqR



 Blog Post (Sep 30-11) Urban Education: Issues and the Future http://ow.ly/1y2tdb



 News Story (Sep 30-11) Vancouver's Insite drug injection clinic will stay open http://ow.ly/1y2t63



 News Story (Sep 29-11) UK Students' mental health 'at risk', psychiatrists warn http://ow.ly/1y2t0m





38

 News Story (Sep 29-11) Benefits of tobacco control outweigh lost taxes http://ow.ly/1y2sNp



 Blog Post (Sep 29-11) Is Your School Ready for a Service Learning Program? http://ow.ly/1y2sTb



 News Release (Sep 29-11) PAHO Directing Council Endorses Public Health Approach to Psychoactive

Substance Use http://ow.ly/1y2sFW



 Blog Post (Sep 29-11) ACLU: Campaign Against LGBT Filtering Effective http://ow.ly/1y2ska



 Blog Post (Sep 29-11) Rural Students Research Air Toxics via Multi-State Program http://ow.ly/1y2rR6



 News Story (Sep 28-11) Fighting poverty pays off, report says http://ow.ly/1xQjFN



 News Story (Sep 21-11) Edmonton Catholic school board revises all-boys school plan http://ow.ly/1xx3VI



 News Story (Sep 21-11) Teen, who recorded anti-bullying PSA, commits suicide http://ow.ly/1xx3uH



 News Story (Sep 20-11) Obese may be less able to control food impulses: U.S. study http://ow.ly/1xx35P



 Blog Post (Sep 19-11) California’s Education “Blueprint” Recommends Community Schools

http://ow.ly/1y2rlR



 News Story (Sep 20-11) Talking about your child's weight http://ow.ly/1xx2MF



 News Story (Sep 22-11) Study finds 'collateral damage' of same-sex schools http://ow.ly/1xx20t



 News Release (Sep 19-11) UN launches global campaign to curb death toll from non-communicable

diseases http://ow.ly/1xuKUq



 News Story (Sep 21-11) School Health Project inaugurated in Kerala, India http://ow.ly/1xuKgH



 News Story (Sep 22-11) Planned Parenthood's Canadian funding renewed http://ow.ly/1xuJME



 Blog Post (Sep 22-11) USA Republican Debate Reignites Controversy Over HPV Vaccine

http://ow.ly/1xuJIH



 Blog Post (Sep 21-11) Bullying Remains USA Federal Priority; More Research Needed

http://ow.ly/1xuJHp



 Blog Post (Sep 21-11) Study: Children of Unauthorized Immigrants Face Education, Social Problems

http://ow.ly/1xuJF9



 News Story (Sep 21-11) H1N1 vaccine received by 34% in Ontario http://ow.ly/1xuJDR



 Blog Post (Sep 20-11) Are High-Poverty Schools the Most Boring? http://ow.ly/1xuJBO



 News Story (Sep 21-11) Calgary schools to ban junk food in 2012 http://ow.ly/1xuJxi



 News Story (Sep 21-11) Malaria vaccine trial raises hope http://ow.ly/1xuJwe







39

 News Release (Sep 20-11) New ASCD Book Sets Out to Bridge Disparities in U.S. Student Learning

http://ow.ly/1xuJu4



 News Story (Sep 20-11) Discrimination against trans people persists http://ow.ly/1xuJr2



 Blog Post (Sep 21-11) Eyeglasses: Peering Into Educational Dysfunction http://ow.ly/1xuJqd



 News Story (Sep 21-11) Cancer, heart disease prevention pledged at UN http://ow.ly/1xuJns



 News Story (Sep 21-11) Health Canada panel takes aim at energy drinks http://ow.ly/1xuJkH



 News Story (Sep 21-11) Sugar provides 20% of calories Canadians consume http://ow.ly/1xuJj9



 News Release (Sep 21-11) Call to Action: International Day of Peace http://ht.ly/6Azcl



 Blog Post (Sep 21-11) Boys Suffer More in High School Transition http://ow.ly/1xuJey



 News Story (Sep 21-11) UK Health Protection Agency fears student measles outbreak

http://ow.ly/1xuJd9



 News Release (Sep 20-11) Noncommunicable diseases Fact Sheet (WHO) http://ow.ly/1xuJbf



 Blog Post (Sep 20-11) Where Are the Autism Teaching Competencies? http://ow.ly/1xuJa4



 Blog Post (Sep 20-11) Overwhelming Poverty Rate Affects All in US http://ow.ly/1xuJ8K



 News Story (Sep 20-11) 'Dangerous' polio strain spreads to China http://ow.ly/1xuJ8j



 News Story (Sep 20-11) Maternal and child health projects get $82M from Canada http://ow.ly/1xuJ4s



 News Story (Sep 21-11) Lib Dem peers to seek further NHS bill changes in England http://ow.ly/1xuJ0M



 News Story (Sep 20-11) Sleep may reduce teens' Type 2 diabetes risk http://ow.ly/1xuIWE



 News Release (Sep 20-11) HHS Launches Text-Messaging Based Smoking Cessation Resources

http://ow.ly/1xuIV6



 Blog Post (Sep 20-11) More Rough and Tumble Needed in School? (For Boys to Succeed)

http://ow.ly/1xuIUB



 News Story (Sep 19-11) Poll: Young People See Online Slurs as Just Joking http://ow.ly/1xuITW



 News Story (Sep 16-11) Collaborate with kids on school lunches http://ow.ly/1xx43M



 News Story (Sep 17-11) Ontario class hits gym in search of brain boost http://ow.ly/1xx1qX



 News Story (Sep 18-11) How the health system is failing our children http://ow.ly/1xx0L0



 Article (Sep 16-11) Canada instrumental in watering down elements of noncommunicable diseases plan

(CMAJ-Sep-11) http://ow.ly/1xuKNd



40

 News Story (Sep 18-11) Schools must move away from zero tolerance http://ow.ly/1xuK8z



 News Story (Sep 15-11) Communities must help schools stop bullying http://ow.ly/1xuK3e



 News Story (Sep 15-11) Communities must help schools stop bullying http://ow.ly/1xuK3e



 News Story (Sep 15-11) Opening “Doorways” to Safer Schools in Ghana http://ow.ly/1xuJUU



 News Story (Sep 15-11) On World Suicide Prevention Day, Inuit leaders talk about the lack of support

http://ow.ly/1xcjlb



 News Story (Sep 16-11) Mental health presents dilemmas for N.W.T. http://ow.ly/1xcj2G



 News Story (Sep 13-11) "Other Teens Drink And Use Marijuana But My Kids Don't," Parents Say In New

Poll http://ow.ly/1x9Z73



 News Release (Sep 12-11) New direction for Alberta addiction and mental health system

http://ow.ly/1x9YW2



 News Story (Sep 12-11) Nunavut unwraps anti-suicide action plan http://ow.ly/1x9YFr



 News Story (Sep 15-11) Income inequality rising quickly in Canada http://ow.ly/1x6MtP



 News Story (Sep 14-11) Are sex workers, genital mutilation appropriate in student planners?

http://ow.ly/1x6Kgu



 News Story (Sep 12-11) School-based health clinics play vital role in children’s' lives http://ow.ly/1x4aqR



 News Story (Sep 12-11) Attacking the Obesity Epidemic by First Figuring Out Its Cause

http://ow.ly/1x40VU



 News Story (Sep 13-11) Diabetes "massive challenge" as cases hit 366 million http://ow.ly/1x40I6



 News Story (Sep 13-11) N.J. Schools Brace for Anti-Bullying Rules' Impact http://ow.ly/1x409U



 News Story (Sep 12-11) Prevention focus of 5-year Alberta mental health plan http://ow.ly/1x3ZZd



 Blog Post (Sep 13-11) Obama to Make Sales Pitch for School Facilities Program http://ow.ly/1x3ZO4



 News Release (Sep 12-11) Kenyan schools struggle to cope with influx of children displaced by drought

http://ow.ly/1x3ZEd



 News Story (Sep 12-11) Malaria report sees near-zero deaths by end of 2015 http://ow.ly/1x3Zly



 News Release (Sep 12-11) Over a year later, children return to rebuilt school in post-conflict Osh,

Kyrgyzstan http://ow.ly/1x3Zbq



 News Story (Sep 12-11) Research making leaps, bounds in understanding autism: Partners

http://ow.ly/1x3Z48





41

 News Release (Sep 12-11) Government of Canada takes action on child road and traffic safety

http://ow.ly/1x3Ys5



 News Story (Sep 12-11) SpongeBob may impair 4-year-olds' brains http://ow.ly/1x3Yeh



 Blog Post (Sep 12-11) “Empowering parents — to sign petitions or become engines for change?”

http://ow.ly/1x3Y0X



 News Story (Sep 12-11) New US Federal School-Meals Rules Could Lead to Rising Lunch Prices

http://ow.ly/1x3XJM



 Blog Post (Sep 9-11) How Schools Fight Youth Obesity During Tough Budget Times http://ow.ly/1x3Xlf



 News Story (Sep 9-11) Millions of malnourished 'go unnoticed http://ow.ly/1x3VGo



 News Story (Sep 9-11) Study: Teen Births Cost Miss. $154.9M in 2009 http://ow.ly/1x3V2Q



 News Story (Sep 9-11) Study: Teen Births Cost Miss. $154.9M in 2009 http://ow.ly/1x3V2Q



 News Release (Sep 7-11) World Suicide Prevention Day: September 10 http://ow.ly/1x3UVc



 Blog Post (Sep 8-11) Long-Running US Educational Research Service to 'Wind Down' http://ow.ly/1x3g2C



 Blog Post Study Finds Few Links Between Teacher Characteristics, Performance http://ow.ly/1x3fBa



 News Release (Sep 8-11) National USA survey shows a rise in illicit drug use from 2008 to 2010

http://ow.ly/1x3flx



 News Story (Sep 8-11) Teen pregnancy peak may coincide with March break http://ow.ly/1x3f1E



 News Story (Sep 4-11) Dubai School menus must get nutritional value approval http://ow.ly/1x49RG



 News Story (Sep 1-11) Healthy Kids Club gets kids moving in Colorado http://ow.ly/1x49v8



 News Release (Aug 31-11) CATCH Program Helps Communities, Teachers and Children Fight Obesity

http://ow.ly/1x49ld



 News Story (Aug 30-11) ACLU fighting schools over banning gay Web sites http://ow.ly/1x499W



 Blog Post (Aug 30-11) Screening Teens for Mental-Health Problems http://ow.ly/1x4937



 News Story (Aug 29-11) Will Students Take a Mental Health Test? http://ow.ly/1x48Uv



 News Story (Aug 29-11) State agencies to hold conference on making Kansas schools safe from hazards,

disasters http://ow.ly/1x48NZ



 News Story (Aug 29-11) Deadly bird flu on rise http://ow.ly/1wpQIr



 Blog Post (Aug 29-11) "Learning Styles" Debunked (Again) http://ow.ly/1wpQoz







42

Web Sites, Reports, Planning, Assessment, Training and Educational Resources



The following web sites, reports and resources have been identified by periodic searches of the Internet, including

networking sites that publish presentations (SlideShare, YouTube), documents (GoogleDocs, DocStoc) and bookmarks

(Delicious, Digg)



 Report Social determinants of health: practical solutions to deal with a well-recognized issue (WHO,

2011) http://ow.ly/1y2xQK



 Webinar Teacher Effectiveness and Evaluation (NASBE) http://ow.ly/1y2vHB



 Web Site Youth Drug Prevention for Parents (Health Canada) http://ow.ly/1y2vls



 Report Smoke-free movies: from evidence to action (WHO, 2011) http://ow.ly/1y2umt



 Report Global atlas on cardiovascular disease prevention and control (WHO, 2011) http://ow.ly/1y2svF



 Webinar Integrating Multiple Intelligences in the Classroom http://ow.ly/1y2saH



 Report Return on Investment: Mental Health Promotion and Mental Illness Prevention (CIHI, Canada,

2011) http://ow.ly/1xT2KV



 Report What works to overcome Indigenous disadvantage Key learnings and gaps in the evidence

http://ow.ly/1xQjzm



 Conference World Conference on Social Determinants of Health (Brazil, Oct 2011) http://ow.ly/1xQjyd



 Report. CLOSING THE GAP: Policy into Practice on social determinants of health (WHO, 2011)

http://ow.ly/1xQjmR



 Policy Doc WHO 2008-2013 Action Plan for the Global Strategy Prevention Noncommunicable Diseases

http://ow.ly/1xuKVU Plan 2008-2013_0.pdf



 Webinar Success Stories and Strategies for Expanding School Breakfast http://ow.ly/1xuJIb



 Report Guardian of Democracy: The Civic Mission of Schools (USA) http://ow.ly/1xuJ5q



 Planning Guide School Health Manual for Starting School in September (Canada) http://ow.ly/1xuJXT



 Web Site Healthy Eating & Physical Activity in Schools (Schools for Health in Europe) http://ow.ly/1xoIqF



 Planning Tool Rapid reviews: Methods and implications (NCC on HP Methods, Canada)

http://ow.ly/1x9SJP



 Web Site Neighbourhood Learning Centres, BC, Canada http://ow.ly/1x4aFh



 Report Intervention: Conducting In-School Smoking Cessation Programs http://ow.ly/1x45pG



 Webinar The Future of School Health: (American School Health Association) http://ow.ly/1x3YyV



 Web Site Canadian Safe Schools Network http://ow.ly/1x49KK



 Webinar School Food 101 http://ow.ly/1x3ghW





43

 Ed Resource Tools to Teach Decision-making among Students http://ow.ly/1x3fMT



 Report Education at a Glance 2011: OECD Indicators http://ow.ly/1x32Pu



 Web Site USA State Legislative and Regulatory Action to Prevent Obesity and Improve Nutrition and

Physical Activity http://ow.ly/1w6XXZ



 Report Early Warning Indicator Systems to Prevent Dropout http://ow.ly/1vR1hC



 Report America's Children: Key National Indicators of Well-Being, 2011 http://ow.ly/1vR0XL









44