Subject: NIH GUIDE - RFA AA-91-04 - V20(25) 06/28/91 - P2/2
From: Dot Baker <[email-masked]>
To: [email-masked]
Date: Fri, 28 Jun 91 09:45 EST

Hi Paul,
This is 2 of 6 of this week's NIH Guide.  Please post as
RFAAA-91-04(P2).910628
             Thanks, Mary Broaddus
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55.  Mora, J. Material prepared for NIAAA Workshop on Prevention
Research among Special Ethnic Minority Groups.  Rockville, MD, April
19-20, 1990.
 
56.  Bernstein, E. and Wallerstein, N. A.S.A.P.:  An alcohol and
substance abuse prevention program developed for adolescents in New
Mexico.  Border Health, 4(4):17-22, 1988.
 
57.  Ames, G. and Mora, J. Alcohol problem prevention in
Mexican-American populations.  In:  Gilbert, M.J., ed.  Proceedings of
U.S.-Mexico Conference on Alcohol Related Issues, December 1987.
 
58.  May, P.A. What do we know about the implementation of prevention
strategies in American Indian populations?  Paper prepared for Workshop
on Prevention Research among Special Minority Groups.  Rockville, MD,
April 19-20, 1990.
 
59.  Gilchrist, L.D., Schinke, S.P., Trimble, J.E., and Cvetkovich, G.T.
Skills enhancement to prevent substance abuse among American Indian
adolescents.  Int. J. Addict.  22(9):869-879, 1987.
 
60.  School/Community-Based Alcoholism/Substance Abuse Prevention
Survey.  U.S. Indian Health Service, Rockville, MD, 1987.
 
61.  May, P.A. and Hymbaugh, K.J. A macro-level fetal alcohol syndrome
prevention program for Native Americans and Alaska Natives:  description
and evaluation.  J. Studies on Alcohol 50(6):508-518, 1989.
 
62.  Prevention and Treatment of Alcohol Problems:  Research
Opportunities.  Report of a Study by a Committee of the Institute of
Medicine.  (Washington, D.C.:  National Academy Press) 1989.
 
63.  United States Government Accounting Office.  Drinking Age Laws:  An
Evaluation Synthesis of their Impact on Highway Safety.  Washington, DC:
GAO, 1987.
 
64.  Donovan, D.M. Driving while intoxicated:  different roads to and
from the problem.  Criminal Justice and Behavior 16(3):  270-298, 1989.
 
65.  Burns, M. The alcohol problem in Los Angeles.  Abstracts and
Reviews of Alcohol and Driving 4(4):9-15, 1983; Farrell, W.C., Marselis,
B.M., and Boykin, W.C. Alcohol outlets as noxious facilities in an urban
community:  a case study.  Paper presented at the 112th annual meeting
of the American Public Health Association, Anaheim, CA, November 11-15,
1984.
 
66.  May, P.A. Alcohol beverage control:  a survey of tribal alcohol
statutes.  American Indian Law Review 5(1):  219-228, 1977;
Weibel-Orlando, J. American Indians and prohibition:  effect or affect?
Views from the reservation and the city.  Contemporary Drug Problems 17:
293-322, 1990.
 
67.  Geller, E.S., Russ, N.S., and Delphos, W.A. Does server
intervention make a difference?  Alcohol Health and Research World
11(4):64-69, 1987; Russ, N.W. and Geller, E.S. Training bar personnel to
prevent drunken driving:  a field evaluation.  American Journal of
Public Health 77:952-954, 1987.  Saltz, R.F. The roles of bars and
restaurants in preventing alcohol-impaired driving:  an evaluation of
server training intervention.  Evaluation and Health Professions
10:5-27, 1987.
 
68.  Grossman, M., Coate, D., and Arluck, G.M. Price sensitivity of
alcoholic beverages in the United States:  youth alcohol consumption.
In:  Holder, H.D., ed.  Control Issues in Alcohol Abuse Prevention:
Strategies for States and Communities.  Greenwich, CT:  JAI Press, 1987;
Coate, D. and Grossman, M. Effects of alcoholic beverage prices and
legal drinking ages on youth alcohol use.  Journal of Law and Economics
31:145-171, 1988; Saffer, H. and Grossman, M. Drinking age laws and
highway mortality rates:  cause and effect.  Economic Inquiry
25:404-417, 1987; Saffer, H. and Grossman, M. Beer taxes, the legal
drinking age, and youth motor vehicle fatalities.  Journal of Legal
Studies 16:351374, 1987.
 
69.  Cook, P. The effect of liquor taxes on drinking, cirrhosis and auto
accidents.  In:  Moore, M. and Gerstein, D., eds.  Alcohol and Public
Policy:  Beyond the Shadow of Prohibition.  Washington, DC:  National
Academy Press, 1981, pp.  244-285; Cook, P. Alcohol taxes as a public
health measure.  British Journal of Addictions 77:245-250, 1982; Cook,
P. and Tauchen, G. The effect of liquor taxes on heavy drinking.  Bell
Journal of Economics 13:379-390, 1982.
 
70.  Phelps, C.E. Death and taxes.  Journal of Health Economics 7:1-24,
1988.
 
71.  Moskowitz, J.M. The primary prevention of alcohol problems:  a
critical review of the research literature.  J. Studies on Alcohol
50:54-88, 1989.
 
72.  Hansen, W.B., Johnson, C.A., Flay, B.R., Graham, J.W., and Sobel,
J. Affective and social influence approaches to the prevention of
multiple substance abuse among seventh grade students:  results from
Project SMART.  Prev.  Med. 17:1-20, 1988.
 
73.  Pentz, M.A. et al. "Midwestern Prevention Project:  Kansas City
STAR (1984-1989), Indianapolis I-STAR (1987-1989).  Press conference
held in Rockville, Maryland, June 1, 1990; Pentz, M.A. et al. A
Multicommunity trial for primary prevention of adolsecent drug abuse,
JAMA 261:3259-3266, 1989.
 
74.  Hansen, W.B. "Theory and implementation of the social influence
model of primary prevention."  Paper presented at the First National
Conference on Prevention Research Findings:  Implications for Alcohol
and Drug Abuse Program Planning, Kansas City, March 1988; Gottfredson,
D.C. An empirical test of school-based environmental and individual
interventions to reduce the risk of delinquent behavior.  Criminology
23(4):705-730, 1986; DeMarsh, J.P. and Kumpfer, K.L. Family-based
interventions for the prevention of chemical dependency in children and
adolescents.  In:  Ezekoye, S, Kumpfer, K., and Bukoski, W., eds.
Childhood and Chemical Abuse:  Prevention and Intervention.  New York:
Haworth Press, 1986.
 
75.  School/Community-Based Alcoholism/Substance Abuse Prevention
Survey.  U.S. Indian Service, Rockville, MD, 1987.
 
76.  Bernstein, E., and Wallerstein, N. A.S.A.P.:  An alcohol and
substance abuse prevention program developed for adolescents in New
Mexico.  Border Health 4(4):17-22, 1988; Schenke, S.P., Botvin, G.J.,
Trimble, J.E., Orlandi, M.A., Gilchrist, L.D., and Locklear, V.S.
Preventing substance abuse among American-Indian adolescents:  a
bicultural competence skills approach.  J. Counseling Psychology 35(1):
87-90, 1988 ; Gilchrist, L.D. et al. Skills enhancement to prevent
substance abuse among American Indian adolescents.  Int. J. Addict.
22(9):869-879, 1987; Goplerud, E.N. Breaking New Ground for Youth at
Risk:  Program Summaries.  OSAP Technical Report No. 1, DHHS Publication
No. (ADM)89-1658, 1989; Alcohol and Other Drug Use among Hispanic Youth.
OSAP Technical Report No 4, DHHS Publication No. (ADM)90-1726, 1990.
 
77.  Bernard, B. An overview of community-based prevention.  In:
Prevention Research Findings:  1988.  OSAP Prevention Monograph No. 3.
DHHS Publication No. (ADM)89-1615, pp.126-147.
 
78.  Herd, D. "Black-white differences in drinking problems among U.S.
males."  Paper presented at the 35th International Congress of the
International Council on Alcohol and Addictions, Oslo, Norway, August,
1988.
 
79.  Herd, D. A review of drinking patterns and alcohol problems among
U.S. Blacks.  In:  Report of the Secretary's Task Force on Black and
Minority Health, Vol. VII:  Chemical Dependency and Diabetes.
Washington, DC:  Supt.  of Docs., U.S. Govt.  Print.  Off., 1986, pp.
7-140.
 
80.  Ames, G. and Mora, J. Alcohol problem prevention in
Mexican-American populations.  In:  Gilbert, M.J., ed.  Proceedings of
U.S.-Mexico Conference on Alcohol Related Issues, December, 1987.
 
81.  Oetting, E.R., Beauvais, F., and Edwards, R. Alcohol and Indian
youth:  social and psychological correlates and prevention.  J. of Drug
Issues 8:87-101, 1988.
 
82.  Galan, F.J. Alcoholism prevention and Hispanic youth.  J. of Drug
Issues 18(1):49-58, 1988.
 
83.  Moskowitz, J.M. The primary prevention of alcohol problems:  a
critical review of the research literature.  J. of Studies on Alcohol
50(1):54-88, 1989.
 
84.  Gerbner, G. Stories that hurt:  tobacco, alcohol and other drugs in
the mass media.  In:  Resnik, H., ed.  Youth and Drugs:  Society's Mixed
Messages.  OSAP Prevention Monograph No. 6.  DHHS Pub. No. (ADM)90-1689,
1990, pp.  53-128.
 
85.  Rogler, L.H. The meaning of culturally sensitive research in mental
health.  Am. J. Psychiatry 146(3):296-303, 1989; Gilbert, M.J. Cultural
relevancy in the delivery of human services:  issues in the application
of the concept of ethnicity.  In:  Keefe, S.E., ed.  Applications of
Ethnicity.  Bulletin No. 9 of the National Association of Practicing
Anthropologists.  Washington, DC; Walker, R.D. and Kivlahan, D.R.
Definitions, models, and methods in research on sociocultural factors in
American Indian alcohol use.  Substance and Alcohol Actions/Misuse
5(1):9-19, 1984.
 
86.  Walker, R.D. and Kivlahan, D.R. Definitions, models, and methods in
research on sociocultural factors in American Indian alcohol use.
Substance and Alcohol Actions/Misuse 5(1):9-19, 1984.
 
87.  Saltz, R.F. Research needs and opportunities in server intervention
programs.  Health Education Quarterly 16:429-438, 1989.  June 12, 1991.