Subject (nde American Journal of Health Education 2006 Subject Index—Volume 37 Addictions Epistemology of the Health Education Pro- ship and Contribute to Community Empow- Successfully Treating Nicotine Depen- cess-Sept/Oct:258 erment-Sept/Oct:271 dence-Jan/Feb:6 Using Community-based Participatory Research to Assess Health Needs among Mi- Child Health and Health Behavior Adolescent Health and Health Behavior Overweight in Children: The Perspectives grant and Seasonal Farmworkers-Sept/Oct:279 Impact of a Three-week Pedometer Inter- of 9-13 Year Olds-Sept/Oct:296 Using Mixed Methods to Examine Parental vention on High School Students’ Daily Step Influence on Youth Alcohol Use-Nov/Dec:322 Counts and Perceptions of Physical Activity- CLIPs Jan/Feb:35 Guidelines for Making Existing Health Community Health The Impact of Abstinence Education: Education Programs More Culturally Appro- A Door-to-Door Needs Assessment to What Does the Research Say?-July/August:194 Guide a Community-Campus Health Partner- priate-July/August:250 Evaluation of the Positive Prevention HIV/ ship and Contribute to Community Empow- STD Curriculum-July/August:203 erment-Sept/Oct:271 An Interdisciplinary Approach for the In- College Student Health and Health Behavior tegration and Diffusion of Substance Abuse “Normative Gaps” in Sexual Behaviors Death and Dying Prevention Programs-July/August:219 amongA National Sample of College Students- Identifying Emotions and Communicating Using Mixed Methods to Examine Paren- Jan/Feb:27 about Death: An Interactive Puzzle-Nov/ tal Influence on Youth Alcohol Use-Nov/ Intuitive Eating, Diet Composition, and the Dec:358 Dec:322 Meaning of Food in Healthy Weight Promo- tion-May/June:130 Drug Education and Substance Use/ Alcohol Use and Prevention Validity and Reliability of the International Abuse An Interdisciplinary Approach for the In- Physical Activity Questionnaire in College Stu- An Interdisciplinary Approach for the In- tegration and Diffusion of Substance Abuse dents-Nov/Dec:337 tegration and Diffusion of Substance Abuse Prevention Programs-July/August:219 Factors Related to Smoking in College and Prevention Programs-July/August:219 Using Mixed Methods to Examine Paren- Not in College Young Adults-Nov/Dec:344 tal Influence on Youth Alcohol Use-Nov/ Dec:322 Editorial Community-based Participatory Research Reflections and Ruminations: Transition- A Door-to-Door Needs Assessment to ing the American Journal ofH ealth Education- Alliance Scholar Addresses Guide a Community-Campus Health Partner- Jan/Feb:2 Successfully Treating Nicotine Depen- dence-Jan/Feb:6 374 American Journal of Health Education — November/December 2006, Volume 37, No. 6 Subject (nde American Journal of Health Education 2006 Subject Index—Volume 37 Addictions Epistemology of the Health Education Pro- ship and Contribute to Community Empow- Successfully Treating Nicotine Depen- cess-Sept/Oct:258 erment-Sept/Oct:271 dence-Jan/Feb:6 Using Community-based Participatory Research to Assess Health Needs among Mi- Child Health and Health Behavior Adolescent Health and Health Behavior Overweight in Children: The Perspectives grant and Seasonal Farmworkers-Sept/Oct:279 Impact of a Three-week Pedometer Inter- of 9-13 Year Olds-Sept/Oct:296 Using Mixed Methods to Examine Parental vention on High School Students’ Daily Step Influence on Youth Alcohol Use-Nov/Dec:322 Counts and Perceptions of Physical Activity- CLIPs Jan/Feb:35 Guidelines for Making Existing Health Community Health The Impact of Abstinence Education: Education Programs More Culturally Appro- A Door-to-Door Needs Assessment to What Does the Research Say?-July/August:194 Guide a Community-Campus Health Partner- priate-July/August:250 Evaluation of the Positive Prevention HIV/ ship and Contribute to Community Empow- STD Curriculum-July/August:203 erment-Sept/Oct:271 An Interdisciplinary Approach for the In- College Student Health and Health Behavior tegration and Diffusion of Substance Abuse “Normative Gaps” in Sexual Behaviors Death and Dying Prevention Programs-July/August:219 amongA National Sample of College Students- Identifying Emotions and Communicating Using Mixed Methods to Examine Paren- Jan/Feb:27 about Death: An Interactive Puzzle-Nov/ tal Influence on Youth Alcohol Use-Nov/ Intuitive Eating, Diet Composition, and the Dec:358 Dec:322 Meaning of Food in Healthy Weight Promo- tion-May/June:130 Drug Education and Substance Use/ Alcohol Use and Prevention Validity and Reliability of the International Abuse An Interdisciplinary Approach for the In- Physical Activity Questionnaire in College Stu- An Interdisciplinary Approach for the In- tegration and Diffusion of Substance Abuse dents-Nov/Dec:337 tegration and Diffusion of Substance Abuse Prevention Programs-July/August:219 Factors Related to Smoking in College and Prevention Programs-July/August:219 Using Mixed Methods to Examine Paren- Not in College Young Adults-Nov/Dec:344 tal Influence on Youth Alcohol Use-Nov/ Dec:322 Editorial Community-based Participatory Research Reflections and Ruminations: Transition- A Door-to-Door Needs Assessment to ing the American Journal ofH ealth Education- Alliance Scholar Addresses Guide a Community-Campus Health Partner- Jan/Feb:2 Successfully Treating Nicotine Depen- dence-Jan/Feb:6 374 American Journal of Health Education — November/December 2006, Volume 37, No. 6 q a) Environmental Health HIV/AIDS nity to Address State Mandated Coordinated Evaluation of “Environmental Footsteps”- Trends of Indiana Public Opinion about School Health-Jan/Feb:15 May/June:186 Condom use for HIV Prevention—1993, 1998, Impact of a Three-week Pedometer Inter- and 2003-March/Aprii:78 vention on High School Students’ Daily Step Health Education Professional Prepara- HIV/AIDS: A History Lesson-March/ Counts and Perceptions of Physical Activity- tion / Workforce Development April:111 Jan/Feb:35 Service Learning: Its origin, evolution, and Evaluation of the Positive Prevention HIV/ Correlates of After-school Activity Prefer- connection to health education-March/ STD Curriculum-July/August:203 ence in Children Ages 5-12: The PARADE April:97 Study-March/April:69 Using the NCHEC Areas of Responsibility Men’s Health Issues Overweight in Children: The Perspectives to Assess Service Learning Outcomes in Un- Lifestyle and Clinical Health Behaviors and of 9-13 Year Olds-Sept/Oct:296 dergraduate Health Education Students-May/ PSA Tests-Sept/Oct:289 Validity and Reliability of the International June:137 Physical Activity Questionnaire in College Stu- The Second National Survey of U.S. Intern- dents-Nov/Dec:337 Minority, Multicultural, Cross-Border, ship Standards in Health Education Profes- Other Special Population Health sional Preparation: 15 Years Later-July/Au- Cultural Competence Development in Presidential Address gust:226 An AAHE Update with Presidential Health Education Professional Preparation Cultural Competence Development in Musings-March/April:66 Programs-July/August:233 Health Education Professional Preparation Using Multiple Perspectives to Understand Programs-July/August:233 Culture’s Influence on Heath-July/August:244 Reaction Briefs Epistemology oft he Health Education Pro- Guidelines for Making Existing Health Energizing A Community for Coordinated cess-Sept/Oct:258 Education Programs More Culturally Appro- School Health: A Reaction to Coleman-Jan/ priate-July/August:250 Feb:63 Health Education Research Examining Condom Use through the De- A Closer Look at Effect Sizes and Their cade—A Reaction to Torabi et al.-March/ Needs Assessment Relevance to Health Education-March/ April:122 A Door-to-Door Needs Assessment to April:103 After-school Activities and Youth—A Re- Guide a Community-Campus Health Partner- action to Eyler et al.-March/April:124 ship and Contribute to Community Empow- Moving Beyond Denial—A Reaction to Health Education Theory, Models, and erment-Sept/Oct:271 Benham-Deal’s and Hudson’s Reaction to Us- Framework Development Using Community-based Participatory Utilizing a Multi-level Approach to Support Research to Assess Health Needs among Mi- May/June:191 Advocacy Efforts in the Advancement of grant and Seasonal Farmworkers-Sept/Oct:279 Abstinence Education: Research and Prac- tice—A Reaction to Young and Penhollow- Health Education-Jan/Feb:41 July/August:253 Influencing State Policy: Information, Ac- Nutrition cess and Timing-May/June:159 Knowing and Doing in Health Educa- Changing Behavior through Nutrition tion—A Reaction to Eddy-Sept/Oct:317 Motivation for Healthy Behavior: A Re- Education and Nine Bracelets-March/ Epistemology of the Health Education Pro- view of Health Promotion Research-May/ April:117 June:170 cess—A Reaction to Eddy-Sept/Oct:319 Intuitive Eating, Diet Composition, and the Parental Influence on Youth Alcohol Use— Predicting Intentions to Use Condoms Us- Meaning of Food in Healthy Weight Promo- A Reaction to Bryant et al.-Nov/Dec:372 ing Gender, Sexual Experience, and the Theory tion-May/June:130 of Planned Behavior-July/August:210 Culinary Culture-July/August:246 Research Issues Overweight in Children: The Perspectives Validity and Reliability of the International Health Policy of 9-13 Year Olds-Sept/Oct:296 Physical Activity Questionnaire in College Stu- Influencing State Policy: Information, Ac- Soft Drink Vending Machines in Schools: dents-Nov/Dec:337 cess and Timing-May/June:159 A Clear and Present Danger-Sept/Oct:306 Schools and School Health Health Promotion / Wellness Personal Perspective Mobilizing a Low Income Border Commu- Motivation for Healthy Behavior: A Re- The American Mirage of Equality—Is So- nity to Address State Mandated Coordinated view of Health Promotion Research-May/ cial Justice Myth or Reality?-Jan/Feb:58 School Health-Jan/Feb:15 June:170 Are Health Educators in Denial or Facing There are Plenty of Fish in the Sea-Nov/ Physical Activity, Fitness, and Health Reality? Demonstrating Effectiveness Within Dec:370 Mobilizing a Low Income Border Commu- a School Accountability System-May/June:154 American Journal of Health Education — November/December 2006, Volume 37, No.6 375 Soft Drink Vending Machines in Schools: HIV/AIDS: A History Lesson-March/ Education and Nine Bracelets-March/ A Clear and Present Danger-Sept/Oct:306 April:111 April:117 Evaluation of “Environmental Footsteps”- Sexuality, Sexual Behavior, May/June:186 and Sex Education Social Justice and Health Using Multiple Perspectives to Understand “Normative Gaps” in Sexual Behaviors The American Mirage of Equality—Is So- Culture’s Influence on Heath-July/August:244 amongA National Sample of College Students- cial Justice Myth or Reality?-Jan/Feb:58 Culinary Culture-July/August:246 Jan/Feb:27 Identifying Emotions and Communicating Do the Depictions of Sexual Attire and Spiritual Health and Wellness about Death: An Interactive Puzzle-Nov/ Sexual Behavior in Music Videos Differ Based An Exploration of College Students’ Dec:358 on Video Network and Character Gender?- Complementary and Alternative Medicine The Animal/Human Bond: A Prescription May/June1:4 6 Use: Relationship to Health Locus of Control for Good Health-Nov/Dec:361 The Impact of Abstinence Education: and Spirituality Level-March/April:87 The Iron Health Educator Competition- What Does the Research Say?-July/August:194 Nov/Dec:366 Evaluation of the Positive Prevention HIV/ Statistical Analysis and Methods There are Plenty of Fish in the Sea-Nov/ STD Curriculum-July/August:203 A Closer Look at Effect Sizes and Their Dec:370 Predicting Intentions to Use Condoms Us- Relevance to Health Education-March/ ing Gender, Sexual Experience, and the Theory April:103 of Planned Behavior-July/August:210 Tobacco Use and Prevention Validity and Reliability of the International There are Plenty of Fish in the Sea-Nov/ Successfully Treating Nicotine Depen- Dec:370 Physical Activity Questionnaire in College Stu- dence-Jan/Feb:6 dents-Nov/Dec:337 Identifying and Eliminating Tobacco-re- lated Disparities-Jan/Feb:51 Sexually Transmitted Infections/Diseases Teaching Ideas Factors Related to Smoking in College and Trends of Indiana Public Opinion about HIV/AIDS: A History Lesson-March/ Not in College Young Adults-Nov/Dec:344 April:111 Condom use for HIV Prevention—1993, 1998, and 2003-March/April:78 Changing Behavior through Nutrition 376 American Journal of Health Education — November/December 2006, Volume 37, Author (dex American Journal of Health Education 2006 Index of Authors—Volume 37 Abildso, Christiaan-Jan/Feb:35 Cottrell, Randall-March/April:66; July/ Hensleigh Chaney, Elizabeth-Jan/Feb:41 Adams, Troy-Jan/Feb:27 August:226 Hodges, Bonni C.-May/June:191 Aleong, Charmaine-March/April:117 Davis, Peter C.-July/August:250 Hogeboom, David L.-Nov/Dec:322 Alley, Kelly-Jan/Feb:51 Dinger, Mary K.-Nov/Dec:337 Hopkins, Abigail-July/August:219 Bartlett, Michelle-Jan/Feb:35 Doyle, Eva-Sept/Oct:279 Hudson, Nancy-May/June:154 Bates, Denise-Sept/Oct:279 Dunsmore, Sarah-May/June:170 lammarino, Nicholas-Jan/Feb:58 Bechtel, Lori J.-July/August:219 Eaton, Danice K.-Nov/Dec:322 Jackson-Elmoore, Cynthia-May Behrens, Timothy K.-Nov/Dec:337 Eddy, James-Jan/Feb:41; Sept/Oct:258 June:159 Benham-Deal, Tami-May/June:154 Eyler, Amy-March/April:69 Jeng, Ifeng-March/April:78 Bernard, Amy-May/June:146 Fennell, Reginald-March/April:111 Kancherla, Viajava-Sept/Oct:296 Birch, David-Sept/Oct:296 Fisher, Brandyn-Jan/Feb:35 Kelly, Janie-March/April:87 Brown, Stephen-Sept/Oct:296 Forthofer, Melinda S.-Nov/Dec:322 Kennedy, Sarah-July/August:210 Brownson, Ross C.-March/April:69 Gerkovich, Mary-July/August:210 Kerr, Dianne L.-March/April:11 1 Bryant, Carol A.-Nov/Dec:322 Gillan, Wynn-March/April:87 King, Keith-May/June:146 Buhi, Eric-July/August:253; Sept/ Glover, Elbert D.-Jan/Feb:6 Koval, John-Nov/Dec:344 Oct:319 Goggin, Kathy -July/August:210 Laake, Rebecca A.-May/June:146 Calkins, Susan A.-Nov/Dec:322 Goodson, Patricia-May/June:170; July/ LaChausse, Robert G.-July/August:203 Caravella, Tracy-July/August:246 August:253 Leclerc, Kathy -July/August:246 Carson, Lynn-Nov/Dec:361 Goodwin, Brenda S.-May/June:186 Lohman, Debra-March/April:69 Champagne, Nicole-March/April:97; Governali, Joseph F.-May/June:191 Luquis, Raffy-July/August:233 May/June:137 Green, B. Lee-March/April:103 MacLaury, Susan-Nov/Dec:366 Chaney, Don-Jan/Feb:41 Greenberg, Jerrold-Sept/Oct:271 Martin Nordness, Mary-March/April:87 Cheney, Rebecca-Nov/Dec:322 Haire-Joshu, Debra-March/April:69 McCormack Brown, Kelli R.-Jan/Feb:63; Clark Young, Janice-May/June:186 Han, Jennifer L.-Nov/Dec:337 Nov/Dec:322 Clark, Jeffrey-Jan/Feb:51 Harris, Jean L.-July/August:244 McDermott, Robert J.-Jan/Feb:2; Coleman, Karen J.-Jan/Feb:15 Hawks, Steven R.-May/June:130 March/April:124; Sept/Oct:317; Cooper, Cheryl-Sept/Oct:279 Henry, Kimberly-July/August:219 Nov/Dec:322 American Journal of Health Education — November/December 2006, Volume 37, No.6 377 I d McFall, Stephanie-Sept/Oct:289 Rivers, Brian-March/April:103 Vitullo, Elizabeth-Jan/Feb:35 Metcalf, Kimberly-July/August:210 Rivers, Desiree-March/April:103 Wagner, Donald-July/August:226 Minner, Daphne-July/August:219 Rojas-Guyler, Liliana-July/August:226 Watkins, Daphne C.-March/April:103 Moore, Bradene-Sept/Oct:306 Rowell, Kyrel L.-March/April:103 Williams, Cecilia-Jan/Feb:51 Murnan, Judy-Sept/Oct:306 Rust, DawnElla-Jan/Feb:27 Willis, Shari- Nov/Dec:358 Nanney, Marilyn S.-March/April:69 Rye, James-Jan/Feb:35 Wise, Daniel-July/August:210 Nibbelink, Dawn-Nov/Dec:370 Smith, Edward -July/August:219 Wood, Ralph-March/April:87 Norris, Cynthia-Sept/Oct:289 Smith, TeriSue-May/June:130 Wycoff-Horn, Marcie-July/August:246; O’Hara-Tompkins, Nancy-Jan/Feb:35 Swisher, John-July/August:219 Nov/Dec:370 O’Rourke, Thomas-Jan/Feb:58 Synovitz, Linda-March/April:87 Yarber, William L.-March/April:78 Pederson, Linda L.-Nov/Dec:344 Tarabochia, Dawn S.-Nov/Dec:358 Young, Kathleen-July/August:233 Penhollow, Tina-July/August:194 Teufel, James-Sept/Oct:296 Young, Michael-March/April:122; July/ Pérez, Miguel-July/August:233 Thombs, Dennis L.-Nov/Dec:372 August:194 Price, James-Sept/Oct:306 Torabi, Mohammad-March/April:78 Zapata, Lauren B.-Nov/Dec:344 Rager, Robin-Sept/Oct:279 Vicary, Judith-July/August:219 Zhang, Xiaohe -Nov/Dec:344 Rankin, Linda L.-July/August:250 Videto, Donna M.-May/June:191 Zizzi, Sam-Jan/Feb:35 378 American Journal of Health Education — November/December 2006, Volume 37, No. 6 ss asyx,m