Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2007March 01, 2007 PDT
Effects of an Interactive, Computer-Based, Abstinence Education Curriculum on Selected Student Outcomes
Effects of an Interactive, Computer-Based, Abstinence Education Curriculum on Selected Student Outcomes
Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2007
Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2007
- CJHP Editorial BoardEditorial Board
- Table of ContentsEditorial Board
- Editor's CornerMark Tomita
- American School Health Association UpdateSusan F. Wooley
- Hawaii CornerJay Maddock
- Surrejoinder to Rejoinder by Norman A. Constantine and Carmen R. Nevarez to "Youth Health Services, Development Programs, and Teenage Birth Rates in 55 California Cities"Mike Males
- Transitioning Health Educators to Clinical SettingsMary M. HokeTheresa L. ByrdNell H. Gottlieb
- Social Smoking by University of California, Santa Cruz StudentsMike Males
- Body Image Perceptions and Eating Patterns Among Preadolescent ChildrenKaren M. Skemp-ArltRichard P. Mikat
- Effect of Item Order on Physical Activity Estimates Using the IPAQJodi BarnettClaudio NiggIlse De BourdeaudhuijChristine MaglioneJay Maddock
- Design of a Conceptual Model for the Study of Education, Health, and Communication: Professional Preparation IssuesValerie A. UbbesRose Marie Ward
- Community, Family and School-based Interventions for HIV/AIDS Prevention in African American AdolescentsMelinda J. IckesManoj Sharma
- Effects of an Interactive, Computer-Based, Abstinence Education Curriculum on Selected Student OutcomesKathy DiFioreVincent MaysSharon Ross
- Effectiveness of the Promotora (Community Health Worker) Model of Intervention for Improving Pesticide Safety in US/Mexico Border HomesSusan C. Forster-CoxThenral MangaduBenjamín JacquezAdriana Corona
- Impact of the Great Body Shop on Student Health Risks: A Partial Replication of the Robinson (1999) Analysis of the Minnesota Student SurveyDavid F. DuncanJohn B. WhiteThomas Nicholson
DiFiore, Kathy, Vincent Mays, and Sharon Ross. 2007. “Effects of an Interactive, Computer-Based, Abstinence Education Curriculum on Selected Student Outcomes.” California Journal of Health Promotion 5 (1): 55–61. https://doi.org/10.32398/cjhp.v5i1.1802.