Mediational screening as a model for prevention research
American Journal of Community PsychologyPublished 1 December 1991
John B. Reid
Citations15
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SJR score1.36
SNIP1.49
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Abstract
Examined here is Pillow, Sandler, Braver, Wolchik, and Gersten's (this issue) strategy for screening prevention trial participants. The reviewer concludes that their selection strategy should increase the statistical power of prevention outcome studies, increase intervention cost effectiveness, and help to prevent their possible iatrogenic effects. Also, their model points up inadequacies in the longitudinal data on which most prevention strategies are based, and their model could well serve as a template for future research.
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Decision SciencesMathematicsHealth Professions
American Journal of Community PsychologyTheory‐based screening for prevention: Focusing on mediating processes in children of divorce
57 Citations1991David R. Pillow, Irwin N. Sandler +3 more
Evidence that adjustment problems for children experiencing a divorce are not the result of one specific factor, but are jointly determined by several mediating processes that occur subsequent to the divorce is presented.
