Research Methods in Health PromotionRichard Crosby, Ralph J. DiClemente, Laura F. Salazar Research Methods in Health Promotion provides students (advanced undergraduate and graduate students) and practitioners with basic knowledge and skills regarding the design, implementation, analysis, and interpretation of research in the field of health promotion. Taking the perspective that research involves a predetermined series of well-defined steps, the book presents these steps in a sequential format. |
Contents
1 A TRAJECTORY OF RESEARCH IN HEALTH PROMOTION | |
CHAPTER TWO PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE AND THEORY CONSTRUCTION | |
1 HEALTH BELIEF MODEL COMPONENTS AND LINKAGES | |
CHAPTER EIGHT PROGRAM EVALUATION | |
1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR INFORMED CONSENT 45 CFR 46 116 | |
2 INTERNET RESOURCES ON HUMAN SUBJECTS PROTECTION | |
CHAPTER THREE ETHICAL ISSUES IN HEALTH PROMOTION RESEARCH | |
CHAPTER TEN IMPROVING VALIDITY OF SELFREPORTS FOR SENSITIVE BEHAVIORS | |
1 MODEL OF THE COGNITIVE PROCESS OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL | |
CHAPTER ELEVEN PRINCIPLES OF SAMPLING | |
1 THE RELATIONSHIP OF A SAMPLE TO A POPULATION | |
2 AN EXAMPLE OF A FIGURE USED TO REPRESENT RECRUITMENT SUCCESS | |
1 DISTRIBUTION OF HEALTHRISK BEHAVIORS FOR 569 DETAINED ADOLESCENTS | |
4 SCATTERPLOTS ILLUSTRATING DIRECT AND INVERSE CORRELATIONS | |
CHAPTER THIRTEEN BASIC PRINCIPLES OF STATISTICAL ANALYSIS FOR RANDOMIZED | |
2 HIV PREVALENCE AMONG MEN WHO HAVE SEX WITH MEN AT SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED | |
CHAPTER FIVE CONDUCTING OBSERVATIONAL RESEARCH | |
CHAPTER SIX DESIGNING RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS IN HEALTH PROMOTION RESEARCH | |
1 A SCHEMATIC ILLUSTRATION OF A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL RCT | |
CHAPTER SEVEN QUALITATIVE RESEARCH STRATEGIES AND METHODS FOR HEALTH PROMOTION | |
1 MODEL OF PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO A SEROLOGICAL HSV2 DIAGNOSIS | |
1 COMMON EVALUATIONRELATED COSTS | |
5 SAMPLE SURVEY | |
CHAPTER NINE MEASUREMENT IN HEALTH PROMOTION | |
1 A FEMALE ADOLESCENTS DAILY SMOKING PATTERN | |
1 NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS EXPERIENCING A HEART ATTACK IN A STRESSREDUCTION | |
CHAPTER FOURTEEN INTRODUCTION TO SCIENTIFIC WRITING | |
1 EXAMPLES OF JOURNALS THAT PUBLISH ARTICLES RELEVANT TO HEALTH PROMOTION | |
2 COMMON STUDY LIMITATIONS | |
3 HOW A MANUSCRIPT BECOMES A PUBLISHED JOURNAL ARTICLE | |
CHAPTER FIFTEEN CRAFTING A SUCCESSFUL RESEARCH PROPOSAL | |
1 EXAMPLE OF A FIGURE OUTLINING THE RESEARCH DESIGN | |
NAME INDEX | |
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