Working with troubled men: A contemporary practitioner's guide

Working With Troubled Men: A Contemporary Practitioner's Guide

Volumn , Issue , 2005, Pages 1-400

  Glicken, Morley D ^a,b  

^a CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY   (United States)

^b Institute for Personal Growth   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 84908943522     PISSN: None     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book    
DOI: 10.4324/9781410613721     Document Type: Book

References (566)

1. Allen , J. (23 June 2003). Are men obsolete? U.S. News & World Report , 134 (22),33.
2. Balcom , D.A. (30 April 1998). Absent fathers: Effects on abandoned sons. Journal ofMen's Studies , 6 (3), 283-302.
3. Conlin , M. (26 May 2003). The new gender gap. Business Week ,74-81.
4. Courtenay , W. (1998). College men's health: An overview and a call to action. Journal of American College Health , 46 (6), 279-290.
5. D'Antonio , M. (5 December 1994). The fragile sex. L.A. Times, p.16.
6. Dead-Beat Dads. (12 March 1993).L.A.Times,Metro Section,PartB, p. 6.Author.
7. DiIulio , J.J ,Jr. (28 February 1996a). Fill churches, not jails:Youth crime and super predators: Statement before the United States Senate Subcommittee on Youth Vio-lence .Retrieved 17 May 2003 , from http://www/brook.edu/pa/hot/diiulio.htm
8. DiIulio , J.J. ,Jr. (13 July 1996b). Stop crimewhere it starts. The New York Times . Retrieved 17 May 2003 , from http://www.brook.edu/pa/hot/arttoppics/diiulio.htm
9. Dunn , J. (10 April 1994). The fear of violence. L.A. Times , pp. 26-29.
10. Ellum , F. (5 December 1994).Found in the fragile sex, by M. D'Antonio. L.A. Times, p. 26.
11. Families andWork Institute. (1995). Women: The new providers(Whirlpool Foun-dation Study, Part One)
12. Farrell , W. (1992). Farrell addresses the future of the men's movement. Transitions , 12 (1),pp.1'12.
13. Freudenberger , H. (December 1987).Today's troubled man: Afraid of commitment, they flee it through hard work and play. Psychology Today .Retrieved 26 November 2004 , from www.findarticles.com/p/articles/min_m1175/is_n12-v21/ai_6145395/pg2
14. Furstenberg , F.F. ,Jr., Nord , C.W. , Peterson , J.L. , & Zill , N. (1983). The life course of children of divorce: Marital disruption and parental contact. American Sociological Review , 48 , 656-668.
15. Herzog , E. , & Sudia , C. (1971). Boys in fatherless families. DHEW (Pub. No. [OCD] 72-33). Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office.
16. Krugman , S. (1995). Male development and the transformation of shame. In Levant , R. & Pollack , W. (Eds.), A new psychology of men (chap. 4, pp. 83-97). New York: Basic Books.
17. Levant , R.F. (28 February 1997). The masculinity crisis. Journal of Men's Studies , 5 (3),pp. 221-231.
18. Marin , P. (8 July 1991). The prejudice against men. The Nation , 253 (2), 85-91.
19. O'Neill , T. (4 December 2000).Boys' problems don't matter. Newsmagazine . 27 (15), 54-56.
20. Osofsky , H.J. , & Osofsky , J.D. (2001). Violent and aggressive behaviors in youth:A mental health and prevention perspective. Psychiatry, 64 (4),285-295.
21. Roach , R. , (10 May 2001). Where are theBlackmen on campus? Black Issues in Higher Education .Retrieved 13 September 2004 , from http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m0DXK/6_18/75561775/print.jhtml
22. Schenk , R. ,& Everingham , J. (Eds.).(1995). Men healingshame: An anthology . New York: Springer.
23. Slater , E. (23 June 2003). Democratic candidates skewer Bush in appeal to Black voters. Los Angels Times ,p.A13.
24. Steinmetz , S.K. , & Lucca , J.S. (1988). Husband battering. In Van Hasselt , V.B. , Morrison , R.L. , Bellack , R.L. & Hesen , N. (Eds.), Handbook of Family Violence .New York: Plenum.
25. Svoboda , S. (31 January 2002). Why boys don't talk and why we care: A mother's guide to connection. Everyman: A Men's Journal , 52 , 67-82.
26. U.S. CensusDepartment. 1998). United States Census Department report Wash-ington, DC:Author.
27. U.S. Office of Child Support Enforcement. (29 April 2003). Child Support En-forcement (CSE) FY 2002 PreliminaryData Report. U.S. Department ofHealth andHuman Services. Administration for Children and Families. Retrieved 2 May 2004 , from http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cse/pubs/2003/reports/prelim_datareport/
28. Wolfgang , M.E. , Figlio , R.M. , & Selling , T. (1972). Delinquency in a birth cohort . Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
29. Bereska , T.M. (2003). The changing boys'world in the 20th century: Reality and fiction. Journal of Men's Studies , 11 (2), 157-183.
30. Brannon , R.C. (1997). No "sissy stuff":The stigma of anything vaguely feminine. In Sailid , S. & Brannon , R. (Eds.), The forty-nine percentmajority (pp. 57-87). Reading, MA: JAddison-Wesley.
31. Cowley , G. (16 June 2003). Why we strive for statu. Newsweek , pp. 67-70..
32. Fabes , R.A. , Eisenberg , N. , Karbon , M. , Troyer , D. ,& Switzer , G. .(1994). The rela-tion of children's emotion regulation to their vicarious emotional responses and comforting behaviors. Child Development , 65 , 1678-1693.
33. Farrell , W. (1992). Farrell addresses the future of the men's movement. Transitions , 12 (1), 1-12.
34. Fivush , R. (1989). Exploring sex differences in the emotional content of mother-child conversations about the past. Sex Roles , 20 , 675-691.
35. Gilligan , C. (1982). Ina differentvoice . Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.
36. Hopkins , W.D. ,& Bard , K.A. (1993). Hemispheric specialisation in infant chim-panzees (Pan troglodytes): Evidence for a relation with gender and arousal. De-velopmental Psychobiology , 26 , 219-235.
37. Keller , A.K. , & West , M. (1995).Attachment organisation and vulnerability to loss,separation, and abuse in disturbed adolescents. In Goldberg , S. , Muir , R. & Kerr , J. (Eds.), Attachment theory: Social, developmental and clinical perspectives (p. 327). Hillsdale, NJ: JAnalytic Press.
38. Kohlberg , L. (1987). Child psychology and childhood education: A cognitive developmental view . London: Long Group United Kingdom.
39. Kraemer , S. (2000). The fragile male. British Medical Journal , 321 , 1609-1612.
40. Levinson , D.J. , Darrow , C.N. , Klein , E.B. , Levinson , M.H. ,& McKee , B. (1978. The seasons of a man's life . New York: Ballantine.
41. Mahalik , J.R. , Locke , B.D. , Theodore , H. , Cournoyer , R.J. ,& Lloyd , B.F. (2001), A cross-national and cross-sectional comparison of men's gender role conflict and its relationship to social intimacy and self-esteem. Sex Roles: A Journal of Research.Retrieved 21 May 2004 , from http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/PI/search.jhtml?key=men%27s+health&page=3&magR=all+magazines.
42. Mead , M. (1935). Sex and temperament in three primitive societies. New York: William Morrow and Co.
43. Murray , L. , Kempton , C. , Woolgar , M. , & Hooper , R. (1993). Depressed mothers' speech to their infants and its relation to infant gender and cognitive development. Journal of Child Psychiatry ; 34 , 1083-1101.
44. O'Neil , J.M. (1981). Patterns of gender role conflict in: Sexism and fear of femininity in men's lives.Personnel and Guidance Journal, 60 .
45. O'Neil , J.M. , & Egan , J. (1992). Men's gender role transitions over the life span: Transformations and fears of femininity. Journal of Mental Health Counseling , 14 , 305-324.
46. Parker , J.D.A. , Keightley , M.L. , Smith , C.T. ,& Taylor , G. (1999). Interhemispheric transfer deficit in alexithymia: An experimental study. PsychosomaticMedicine , 61 , 464-468.
47. Pitman , F.S. (1993). Man enough: Fathers, sons, and the search for masculinity . New York: Putnam.
48. Pleck , J.H. (1980). Men's power with women, other men, and society: A men's movement analysis. In Pleck , E. & Pleck , J.H. (Eds.), The American man (pp. 417-433). Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall.
49. Pleck , J.H. (1987). The contemporaryman. In Scher , M. Stevens , H. Goud , G. & Eichenfeld , G.A. (Eds.), Handbook of counseling & psychotherapy with men (pp. 16-27). Newbury Park, CA: Sage.
50. Pleck , J.H. (1995). The gender role strain paradigm: An update. In Levant , R.F. & Pollack , W.S. (Eds.), A new psychology of men (pp. 11-32). New York: Basic Books.
51. Pollack , W. . (1992). Men's development and psychotherapy. Psychotherapy , 27.
52. Pollack , W. . 1998. Real boys: Rescuing our sons from the myths of boyhood . NewYork: Random House.
53. Robertson , J. , & Fitzgerald , L. (April 1992) Journal of Counseling Psychology , 39 (2), 240-246.
54. Rout , U. , (1999) Gender differences in stress, satisfaction andmentalwell-being among general practitioners in England. Psychological Health Medicine , 4 , 345-354.
55. Sackett , G.P . (1972). Exploratory behavior of rhesus monkeys as a function of rear-ing experiences and sex. Developmental Psychology , 6, 260-270.
56. Sargent , J. (1999). Review of William Pollack, PhD. Random House, New York, 1998, 450 pages. Everyman: A Men's Journal , 36 , 45.
57. Scher , M. (1979). On counseling men. Personnel and Guidance Journal , 252-254.
58. Scher , M. (1990). Effect of gender role incongruencies on men's experiences as clients in psychotherapy. Psychotherapy , 27 , 322-326.
59. Spielberg , W.E. (1990). Why men need to be heroic. Journal of Men's Studies , 2 , 173-178.
60. Van Wormer , K. (1999). The strengths perspective: A paradigm for correctional counseling. Federal Probation , 63 , 51-58.
61. Wade , J.C. , & Brittan-Powell , C. (September 2000). Male reference group identity dependence: Support for construct validity. Sex Roles: A Journal of Research , 12(5), 45-63. Retrieved 17 June 2004 , http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m2294/2000_Sept/71118810/p1/article.jhtml?term=men+%2B+Counseling.
62. Wilson , J.Q. (1993). On gender. Public Interest,3-27.
63. Worell , J. (1981). Life-span sex roles: Development, continuity, and change. In Lerner , R.M. & Busch-Rossnagel , N.A. (Eds.), Individuals as producers of their devel-opment: A life-span perspective (pp. 37-71). New York: Academic.
64. Yacovene , D. (1990). Abolitionists and the "language of fraternal love." In Carnes , M.C. & Griffen , C. (Eds.), Meanings for manhood: Constructions of masculinity in Victorian America (pp. 85-95). Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
65. Zaslow , M. J. & Hayes , C. D. (1986). Sex differences in children's response to psychosocial stress: Toward a cross-context analysis In Lamb , M. E. , Brown , A. L. & Rogoff , B. (Eds.), Advances in Developmental Psychology (Vol.4, pp. 285-337). Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
66. Aaron , F. , Hughes , J. , Buehler , J. , Mittelmark , M. , Jacobs , D. , & Grimm , R. (1985). Do Type A men drink more frequently than Type B men? Findings in the Multiple Risk Factor Intervention Trial (MRFIT). Journal of Behavioral Medicine , 8 , 227-235.
67. Anderson , R. , Kochanek , K. , & Murphy , S. (1997). Report offinal mortality statistics(MonthlyVitalStatisticsRep.No.45). Hyattsville, MD: National Center for Health Statistics.
68. Cochran , S.V. , & Rabinowitz , F.E. (April 2003 ). Gender-sensitive recommendations for assessment and treatment of depression in men. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice , 34 , 132-140.
69. Courtenay , W.H. , 1996). Health mentor: Health risk assessmentfor men . Berkeley, CA: Author.
70. Courtenay , W.H. , 2000). Behavioral factors associated with disease, injury, and death among men: Evidence and Implications for prevention. Journal of Men'sStudies , 9 , 81-104.
71. Epperly , T.D. , & Moore , K.E. ( 1 July 2000 ).Health issues in men: Part II. Common psychosocial disorders.. American Family Physician . Retrieved 25 January 2005 , from http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m3225/1_62/65864000/print.jhtm
72. Gupta , S. (12 May 2003). Why men die young. Time , 161 (19), 84
73. Harrison , J. , Chin , J. , & Ficarrotto , T. (1988). Warning: Masculinity maybe dangerous to your health. In Kimmel , M. S. & Messner , M. A. (Eds.), Men's lives (pp. 271-285). New York: MacMillan.
74. Heifner , C. (1997). The male experience of depression. Perspectives in PsychiatricCare , 33 , 10-18.
75. Huyck , M. H. (1993). Middle age. Academic American Encyclopedia , 13 , 390-391.
76. Karlberg , L. , Unden , A.-L. , Elofsson , S. , & Krakau , I. ( 1988,Fall). Is there a connection between car accidents, near accidents, and Type A drivers? Behavioral Medicine , 16 (5), 207-219. Retrieved 14 May 2003 , from http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m0GDQ/3_24/53478953/p1/article.jhtml
77. Kogan , M.J. (2000). The pressure men feel to live up to the macho image is literally making them sick. Monitor on Psychology , 31 , 48-49.
78. Kraemer , S. (2000). The fragile male. British Medical Journal , 321 ,1609-1612.
79. Kruger , A. (1994). The mid-life transition: Crisis or chimera? Psychological Reports , 75 , 1299-1305.
80. Levinson , D. (1979). The seasons of a man's life . New York: Ballantine.
81. MacDoniels , J. , (1 December 1997). Mid-life crisis: Recent research . Retrieved 25 January 2005 , from http://www.hope.edu/academic/psychology/335/webrep2/crisis.htm
82. Men's health at a glance: A fact sheet for pharmacists, ( 20 July 1998 ). Drug Store News . Retrieved 25 January 2001 , from http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m3374/n11_v20/20969541/p1/article.jhtml? term=men+%2B+health
83. Misener , T.R. , & Fuller , S.G. (1995). Testicular versus breast and colorectal cancer screen: Early detection practices of primary care physicians. From Cancer Practice , 3 , 310-316.
84. Moore , T. (1995). Type A personality: A collection of traits consisting of competitiveness, urgency, high achievement, and irritability . From Gale Encyclopedia of Psychology,1 January 1995, by Timothy Moore, Retrieved 15 July 2003 , from http://www.findarticles.com/cf0/g2699/0006/269900648/pl/article.jhtml?term=Type+A+Personality
85. National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health. (2001). Suicide facts and statistics , Retrieved 17 May 2004 , from http://www.nimh.nih.gov/suicideprevention/suifact.cfm
86. National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health. (2003). Suicide facts and statistics . Retrieved 17 May 2004 , from http://www.cdc.gov/cancer/prostate/prostate.htm#public Promotion
87. National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health. 1993). Fatal injuries to workers in the United States, 1980-1989: A decade of surveillance (DHHS[NIOSH]No.93-108). Cincinnati, OH: Author.
88. Reuben , D. B. , Yoshikawa , T. T. , & Besdine , R. W .(Eds.).(1996). Geriatrics reviewsyllabus; a core curriculum in geriatric medicine (3rd ed.,pp.207-210). New Yor: American Geriatric Society.
89. Saunders , C. S. . (15 June 2000). Where are all the men? Patient Care . Retrieved 15 May 2003 , from http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m3233/11_34/63602907/print.jhtm
90. Seligman , D. (7 June 2004). Why the rich live longer. Forbes , 173 , 113-114.
91. Shek , D.T.L. (1996). Mid-life crisis in Chinese men and women. Journal of Psychology , 130 , 109-119.
92. Abernathy , M. . (9 January 2003). Popmatters.com: An Internet Journal . Retrieved 17 April 2003 , from http://popmatters.com/tv/features/030109-male-bash-ing.shtm
93. Alkon , A. (17-23 September 2003). All you need to know about men. The Boise Weekly , 16 (5), 17.
94. Association for Advanced Training in the Behavioral Sciences. (1991). Preparation course for the psychology licensure examination (Vol. 4). Westlake Village, CA: Author.
95. Cary , S. (8 October 1998). The big bash (men bashing). Men's Fitness , 3 (10), 14-17.Retrieved 12 September 2004 , from http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m1608/n10_v14/21148337/print.jhtm
96. Farrell , W. (1999). Women can't hear what men don't . New York: J. P. Tarcher .
97. Grant-Bowman , C. (4 April 1994). USA Today , 14 (1), 15A.
98. Heckard , I.D. (1998). Male bashing: Is it trash talk or harmless humor? Christianity Today International: Today's Christian Woman , 20 (1), 46.
99. Kaufman , G. (10 September 1999). The portrayal of men's family roles in television commercials. Sex Roles: A Journal of Research , 30 (9), 36-43. Retrieved 17 May 2004 , from http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m2294/1999_Sept/58469479/p1/article.jhtml?term=psychotherapy+%2B
100. Kelly , K.R , & Hall , A.S. (1992). Toward a developmental model of counseling men. Journal of Mental Health Counseling , 16 (4), 257-273.
101. Kelly , K.R. , & Hall , A.S. (1994). Affirming the assumptions of the developmental model for counseling men. Journal of Mental Health Counseling , 16 , 475-483.
102. Lamb , M. E. , Frodi , A.M. , Hwang , C.-P. , & Frodi , M. (1982). Varying degrees ofpa-ternal involvement in infant care: Attitudinal and behavioral correlates. In Lamb , M. E. (Ed.), Non-traditional families: Parenting and child development (pp. 117-137). Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.
103. Lehrman , K. (14 April 1994). Has sexual correctness gone too far? USA Today , 14 (26), 15A.
104. Leo , J. (18 April 1994). DE-escalating the gender war. U.S. News & World Report, 116 (15), 24.
105. Morrison , P. (4 October 1994). Woman who killed abusive mate may be set free. Los Angeles Times , p. A3.
106. Morrow , L. (4 February 1994). Time , 143 (7), 52-60.
107. Stillman , D . . Has feminism missed the point? Los Angeles Times , 107 ,p. 32
108. Nathanson , P. , & Young , K. (2001). Spreading misandry: The teaching of contempt for men in popular culture . Toronto, Canada: McGill-Queen's University Press.
109. Wetzstein , C. (10 January 2000). Has man-bashing become the hallmark of greeting cards? Insight on the News, 1 . Retrieved 11 September 2004 , from http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m1571/2_16/58617319/print.jhtml
110. Young , C. (March 2000). The man question [Review of the book Stiffed: The betrayal of the American male]. Retrieved 12 August 2003 , from http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m1568/10_31/59580158/print.jhtml
111. Alert Alcohol . (2003. National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism , 49 .
112. American PsychiatricAssociation. 1994). Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (4th ed.). Washington, DC: Author.
113. Bisson , J. , Nadeau , L. , & Demers , A. (1999). The validity ofthe CAGE scale to screen heavy drinking and drinking problems in a general population. Addiction , 94 , 715-723.
114. Cloud , J. (2003). How we get labeled. Time , 161 (3), 102-106.
115. Davis , R.T. , Blashfield , R.K. , & McElroy , R.A. (1993). Weighting criteria in the diagnosis ofa personality disorder: A demonstration. Journal ofAbnormal Psychology , 102 , 319-322.
116. DeGrandpre , R. (1999). Ritalin nation: Rapid-fire culture and the transformation of human consciousness . New York: Norton.
117. Dwyer , K.P. , Osher , D. , & Warger , W. (1998). Early warning, timely response: A guide to safe schools . Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Education.(ERICDocumentReproductionServiceNo.ED418372)
118. Evidence-Based Medicine Working Group. 1992). Evidence-based medicine: A new approach to teaching the practice of medicine. Journal oftheAmerican Medical Association , 268 , 2420-2425.
119. Franklin , A.J. (1992). Therapy with African American men. Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Human Services , 26 (7), 350-355.
120. Gambrill , E. (October 2000). Evidence based practice . A handout to the dean and di-rectors of schools of social work meeting Huntington, Beach, CA..
121. Glicken , M.D. (2004a). Using the strengths perspective in social work practice: A posi-tive approach for the helping professions . Boston: Allyn & Bacon/Longman.
122. Glicken , M.D. (2004b). Violent young children . Boston: Allyn & Bacon/Longman.
123. Glicken , M.D. 2005). Improving the effectiveness of the helpingprofessions: An evi-dence-based approach to practice . Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
124. Havercamp , B. (1993). Confirmatory bias in hypothesis testing for client-identified and counselor self-generated hypotheses. Journal ofConsultingPsychology , 40 , 305-315.
125. Lyna m, D . (1996). Early identification of chronic offenders: Who is the fledgling psychopath? Psychological Bulletin , 120 , 209-234.
126. Markowitz , F.E. (1998). The effects of stigma on the psychological well-being and life satisfaction of persons with mental illness. Journal ofHealth & Social behav-ior , 39 (4), 335-347.
127. McLaughlin , J.E. (2002). Reducing diagnostic bias. Journal ofMentalHealth Counseling , 24 , 256-270.
128. Moffitt , T.E. (1994). Adolescence-limited and life-course persistent antisocial behavior: A developmental taxonomy. Psychological Review , 100 , 674-701.
129. Morey , L.C. , & Ochoa , E.S. (1989). An investigation of adherence to diagnostic criteria: Clinical diagnosis ofthe DSM-III personality disorders. Journal ofPersonality Disorders , 3 , 180-192.
130. Obiakor , F.E. , Merhing , T.A. , & Schwenn , J.O. (1997). Disruption, disaster, and death: Helpingstudents deal with crises . Reston, VA: The Council for Exceptional Children.(ERICDocumentReproductionServiceNo.ED403709)
131. Pfeiffer , A.M. , Whelan , J.P. , & Martin , J.L. (2000). Decision-making in psychotherapy: Effects of hypothesis source and accountability. Journal of CounselingPsychology , 47 , 429-436.
132. Robertson , J. , & Fitzgerals , L.F. (1990). The (mis) treatment of men: Effects of client gender role and life-style on diagnosis and attribution of pathology. Journalof Counseling Psychology , 37 , 3-9.
133. Rosenhan , D.L. (1973). On being sane in insane places. Science , 179 , 240-248.
134. Saleebey , D. (1996). The strengths perspective in social work practice: Extensions and cautions. Social Work , 41 (3), 296-305.
135. Satcher , D. (2001). Mental health:Culture, race, and ethnicity.A supplement tomen-tal health: A report of the Surgeon General . Retrieved 23 May 2004 , from http://www.surgeongeneral.gov/library/mentalhealth/cre/release.asp
136. Sharp , W.S. , Walter , J.M. , & Marsh , W.L. (1999). ADHD in girls: Clinical comparability of a research sample. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry , 38 , 40-47.
137. Sprague , J.R. , & Walker , H.M. (2000). Early identification and intervention for youth with antisocial and violent behavior. Exceptional Children , 66 (3), 367-379.
138. Stewart , K.B. , & Richards , A.B. (2000). Recognizing and managing your patient's alcohol abuse. Nursing , 30, 56-60.
139. Walker , H.M. , & Severson , H.H. (1990) Systematic screeningfor behavior disorders . Longmont, CO: Sopris West.
140. Werner , E. , & Smith , R.S. (1992). Overcomingthe odds: High-risk children from birth to adulthood . Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press.
141. Whaley , A.L. (2001). Cultural mistrust: An important psychological construct for diagnosis and treatment of African Americans. Psychology: Research and Practice , 32(6), 555-562.
142. Wilke , D. (1994). Women and alcoholism: How a male-as-norm bias affects research, assessment, and treatment. Health and Social Work , 19 , 29-35.
143. Bisman , C. (1994). Social work practice: Cases and principles . Belmont, CA: Brooks/Cole.
144. Brent , D.A. (February 1998).Psychotherapy: Definitions, mechanisms of action, and relationship to etiological models. Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology , 26 (1), 17-25. Retrieved 15 October 2003 , from http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m0902/n1_v26/20565425/print.jhtm
145. Burns , D.D. , & Nolen-Hoeksema , S. (1992). Therapeutic empathy and recovery from depression in cognitive-behavioral therapy: A structural equation model. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology , 60 , 441-449.
146. Cooley , E.J. , & Lajoy , R. (1980). Therapeutic relationship and improvement as per-ceived by clients and therapists. Journal of Clinical Psychology , 36 , 562-570.
147. Connors , G.J. , Carroll , K.M. , DiClemente , C.C. , Longabaugh , R. , & Donovan , D.M. (1997). The therapeutic alliance and its relationship to alcoholism treatment participation and outcome. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology , 65 , 588-598.
148. Entwistle , V.A. , Sheldon , T.A. , Sowden , A. , & Watt , I.S. (1998). Evidence-informed patient choice. Practical issues of involving patients in decisions about health care technologies. International Journal of Technology Assessment inHealth Care , 14 , 212-225.
149. Evidence-Based Medicine Working Group. 1992). Evidence-based medicine: A new approach to teaching the practice of medicine. Journal oftheAmerican Medical Association , 268 , 2420-2425.
150. Gambrill , E. (1999). Evidence-based practice: An alternative to authority-based practice. Journal of Contemporary Human Services , 80 , 341-350.
151. Gambrill , E. (October 2000). Evidence-based practice. A handout to the dean and directors of schools of social work . Huntington Beach, CA.
152. Gehart-Brooks , D.R. , & Lyle , R.R. (1999). Client and therapist perspectives of change in collaborative language systems: An interpretive ethnography. Journalof Systemic Therapies , 18 , 78-97.
153. Gehart , D.R. , & Lyle ,R. D. (2001). Client experience of gender in therapeutic rela-tionships: An interpretive ethnography. Family Process , 40 , 443-458.
154. Glicken , M.D. (2004a). Using the strengths perspective in social work practice: A posi-tive approach for the helping professions . Boston: Allyn & Bacon/Longman.
155. Glicken , M.D. (2004b). Violentyoungchildren . Boston: Allyn & Bacon/Longman.
156. Henry , W.P. , Schacht , T.E. , & Strupp , H.H. (1986). Structural analysis of social be-havior: Application to a study of interpersonal process in differential psycho-therapeutic outcome Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology , 54 , 27-31.
157. Horvath , A. O. , & Greenberg , L. S. (Eds.). (1994. The working alliance: Theory, research, and practic . New York: Wiley.
158. Horvath , A.O. , & Symonds , B.D. (1991). Relation between working alliance and outcome in psychotherapy: A meta-analysis. Journal of Consulting and ClinicalPsychology , 38 , 139-149.
159. Jones , E.E. , & Zoppel , C.L. (1982). Impact of client and therapist gender on psychotherapy process and outcome. Journal of Consultingand Clinical Psychology , 50 , 259-272.
160. Keith-Lucas , A. (1972). Giving and taking help . Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press.
161. Kopta , M.S. , Lueger , R.J. , Saunders , S.M. , & Howard , K.I. (1999).Individual psychotherapy outcome and process research: Challenges leading to greater turmoil or a positive transition? Annual Review of Psychology , 50 , 441-469. Retrieved 13 April 2001 , from http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m0961/1999_Annual/54442307/print.jhtml
162. Krupnick , J.L. , Sotsky , S.M. , Simmens , S. , Moyer , J. , Elkin , I. , Watkins , J. , & Pilkonis , A. (1996). The role of the therapeutic alliance in psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy outcome: findings in the National Institute of Mental Health Treatment of Depression Collaborative Research Program. Journal ofConsultingand Clinical Psychology , 64 , 532-539.
163. Lanzillo , A.B. (31 October 1999). A new psychotherapy for traditional men. Journal of Men's Studies, 8(1), 119.
164. Luborsky , L. , McLellan , A.T. , Woody , G.E. , O'Brien , C.P. , & Auerbach , A. (1985). Therapist success and its determinants. Archives ofGeneral Psychiatry , 42 , 602-611.
165. Murphy , G. E. , Simons , A. D , Wetzel , R. D. , & Lustman , P. J. (1984). Cognitive ther-apy and pharmacotherapy: Singly and together in the treatment of depression. Archives of General Psychiatry , 41 , 33-41.
166. Orlinsky , D. E. , Grawe , K. & Parks , B. K. (1994). Process and outcome in psycho-therapy-noch einmal. In Bergin , A. E. & Garfield , S. L. (Eds.), Handbook ofpsy-chotherapy and behavior change (4th ed., pp. 270-378). New York: Wiley.
167. Saleebey , D. (1996). The strengths perspective in social work practice: Extensions and cautions. Social Work , 41 , 296-305.
168. Saleebey , D. (2000). Power to the people: Strength and hope. Advancements in Social Work , 1 , 127-136.
169. Scher , M. (1979). On counseling men. Personnel and Guidance Journal , 252-254.
170. Seligman , M. E. P. , (1995). The effectiveness of psychotherapy: The Consumers Re-port study . American Psychologist , 50 , 965-974.
171. Sells , S.P. , Smith , T.E. , Coe , M.J. , Yoshioka , M. , & Robbins , J. (1994). An ethnography of couple and therapist experiences in reflecting team practice. Journal ofMarital and Family Therapy , 20 , 247-266.
172. Shields , C.G. , & McDaniel , S.H. (1992). Process differences between male and female therapists in a first family interview. Journal ofMarital and Family Therapy , 18 , 143-151.
173. Warren , C.S. (2001). [Review of the book Negotiating the therapeutic alliance: A relational treatment guide]. Psychotherapy Research , 11 (3), 357-359.
174. Weiss , W.D. , Sampson , H. , & O'Connor . L. (1995, Spring). How psychotherapy works: The findings of the San Francisco Psychotherapy Research Group. Bulletin of the Psychoanalytic Research Society , 4 , 48-69.
175. Werner-Wilson , R.J. , Price , S.J. , Zimmerman , T.S. , & Murphy , M.J. (1997). Client gender as a process variable in marriage and family therapy: Are women clients interrupted more than men clients? Journal of Family Psychotherapy , 11 , 373-377.
176. Werner-Wilson , R.J. , Zimmerman , T.S. , & Price , S.J. (1999). Are goals and topics influenced by gender modality in the initial marriage and familytherapy session? Journal of Marital and Family Therapy , 25 , 253-262.
177. Bly , R. (April-May 1986). The initiation rites of men. Utne Reader , 6 (2), 14-19.
178. Brooks , G.R. (1998). A new psychotherapy for traditional men . San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.
179. Brooks , G.R. (1999). A new psychotherapy for traditional men. Journal of Men'sStudies , 8 , 119-125.
180. Cochran , S.V. , & Rabinowitz , F.E. (2003). Gender-sensitive recommendations for assessment and treatment of depression in men. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice , 34 , 132-140.
181. DeMaris , A. (1989). Attrition in batterers counseling: The role of social and demographic factors. Social Service Review , 63 , 355-383.
182. Gambrill , E. (1999). Evidence-based practice: An alternative to authority-based practice. Journal of Contemporary Human Services , 80 , 341-350.
183. Glicken , M.D. (1995. Aguide to workingwith abusive men . Unpublished manuscript.
184. Glicken , M. D. (2004). The strengths perspective: A positive approach for the helping professions . Boston: Allyn & Bacon/Longman.
185. Kelly , K.R. , & Hall , A.S. (1992a). Toward a developmental model of counseling men. Journal of Mental Health Counseling , 14 , 257-273.
186. Kelly , K.R. , & Hall , A.S. (1992b). Mental health counseling for men: A special issue. Journal of Mental Health Counseling , 14 , 255-256.
187. Kelly , K.R. , & Hall , A.S. (1994). Counseling men. Journal ofMental Health Counseling , 16 , 475-483.
188. Lanzillo , A.B. (1999). [Review of the book A new psychotherapyfor traditional men]. Journal of Men's Studies , 8 , 119-131.
189. O'Neill , J.M. (1982). Gender-role conflict and strain in men's lives. In Solomon , K. & Levy , N. B. (Eds.), Men in transition: Theory and therapy (pp. 5-44). New York: Plenum.
190. Pollack , W. (1990). Men's development and psychotherapy. Psychotherapy , 27, 27-39.
191. Robertson , J. , & Fitzgerald , L. (1990 The mistreatment of men: Effects of client gender role and life style on diagnosis and attrition on pathology. Journal of Counseling Psychology . 37 , 3-9.
192. Robertson , J. , & Fitzgerald , L. (1992. Journal ofCounselingPsychology , 39 , 240-246.
193. Robertson , J.M. , Lin , C. , Woodford J. , Danos , K.K. , & Hurst , M.A. (2001). The (un)emotional male: Physiological, verbal, and written correlates of expressive-ness. Journal of Men's Studies , 9, 393-415.
194. Saleebey , D. (1996). The strengths perspective in social work practice: Extensions and cautions. Social Work , 41 , 296-305.
195. Saleebey , D. (2000). Power in the people; strength and hope. Advances in SocialWork , 1 , 127-136.
196. Scher , M. (January 1979). On counseling men. Personnel and Guidance Journal , 12 , 252-254.
197. Scher , M. (1990). Effect of gender role incongruencies on men's experiences as clients in psychotherapy. Psychotherapy , 27 , 322-326.
198. Allen , J. , & Laird , J. (1998). Tales of absent fathers: Applying the "story" metaphor in family therapy. Family Process, 32 (4), 441-458.
199. Eisikovits , Z.C. , & Edelson , J.L. (1989). Intervening with men who batter: A critical review of the literature. Social Service Review , 63 , 441-463.
200. Franklin , A.J. (1992). Therapy with African American men. Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Human Services , 26 (7), 350-355.
201. Glicken , M.D. (1995. Abusive men: A research report. Unpublished manuscript.
202. Kelly , K. R. & Hall , A. S. (1994). Counselingmen. ournal ofMental Health Coun-seling , 26 , 475-483.
203. Haley , J. (1986). Uncommon therapy: The psychiatric techniques of Milton H. Erickson, MD . New York: Norton.
204. Hendrix , D.H. (1986). Metaphors as nudges toward understanding in mental health counseling. Journal of Mental Health Counseling , 14 , 234-242.
205. Heston , M. L. & Kottman , S. (1997, Movies asmetaphors: A counseling interven-tion. Journal of Humanistic Education & Development , 36 , 92-100.
206. MacLeod , J.M. (2000, Winter) The two of us. Grinnel Review , 16 , 49-50.
207. Martin , J. , Cummings , A.L. , & Hallberg , E.T. (1992). Therapists' intentional use of metaphor: Memorability, clinical impact, and possible epistemic/motivational functions. Journal of Counseling and Clinical Psychology , 60 , 143-145.
208. Myers , J.E. (1998). Bibliotherapy and DCT: Co-constructing the therapeutic meta-phor Journal of Counseling & Development , 76 , 243-251.
209. Pardeck , J.T. (1995). Bibliotherapy: An innovative approach for helping children. Early Childhood Development and Care , 110 , 83-88.
210. Penn , P. (2001). Chronic illness: Trauma, language, and writing: Breaking the Silence. Family Process , 40 , 33-52.
211. Rosen , J. (2003). My kafka problem. American Scholar , 72 , 85-91.
212. Salloum , A. , Avery , L. , & McClain , R.P. (2001). Group psychotherapy for adoles-cent survivors of homicide victims: A pilot study. Pediatrics , 107 , 1125-1132.
213. Scapillato , D. , & Manassis , K. (June 2002). Cognitive-behavioral/interpersonal group treatment for anxious adolescents. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry , 41 (6),739-741.
214. Zuniga , M.E. (1992). Using metaphors in therapy: Dichos and Latino clients. Social Work , 37(1), 55-60.
215. Bly , R. (April-May 1986). Men of wisdom. Utne Reader , 6 (3), 14-19.
216. Caserta , M.S. , & Lund , D.A. (1993). Intrapersonal resources and the effectiveness of self-help groups for bereaved older adults. Gerontologist , 33 , 619-629.
217. Christo , G. , & Sutton S. (1994). Anxiety and self-esteem as a function of abstinence time among recovering addicts attending narcotics anonymous. British Journal of Clinical Psychology , 33 , 198-200.
218. Emrick , C. D. & Tonigan , J. S. (1993). Alcoholics Anonymous: What is currently known? In McCrady , B. S. & Miller , W. R. (Eds.), Research on Alcoholics Anonymous: Opportunities and alternatives (pp. 41'75.) New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies.
219. Fetto , J. (2000). Lean on me. American Demographics , 22 , 16.
220. Galanter , M. (1988). Zealous self-help groups as adjuncts to psychiatric treatment: A study of Recovery,Inc. American Journal of Psychiatry , 145 , 1248-1253.
221. Gilden , J.L. , Hendryx , A.S. , Clar , S. , Casia , P. , & Singh , S.P. (1992). Diabetes support groups improve health care of older diabetic patients. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society , 40 , 147-150.
222. Hinrichsen , G.A. , & Revenson , T.A. (1985). Does self-help help? An empirical investigation of scoliosis peer support groups. Journal of Social Issues , 5 (45), 946-947.
223. Hughes , J.M. (1977). Adolescent children of alcoholic parents and the relationship of Alateen to these children. Journal ofConsultingand ClinicalPsychology , 45 , 946-947.
224. Humphreys , K. , Mavis , B.E. , & Stoffelmayr , B.E. (1994). Are twelve step programs appropriate for disenfranchised groups? Evidence from a study of post-treatment mutual help involvement. Prevention in Human Services , 11 (1), 165-179.
225. Humphreys , K. , & Moos , R.H. (1996). Reduced substance-abuse-related health care costs among voluntary participants in Alcoholics Anonymous. PsychiatricServices , 47 , 709-713.
226. Humphreys , K. , & Rappaport , J. (1994). Researching self-help/mutual aid groups and organizations: Many roads, one journey. Applied & Preventive Psychology , 3 , 217-231.
227. Kennedy , M. (July 1990). Psychiatric hospitalizations ofgrowers . Paper presented at the Second Biennial Conference on Community Research and Action, East Lansing, MI.
228. Kessler , R.C. , Frank , R.G. , Edlund , M. , Katz , S.J. , Lin , E. , & Leaf , P. (1997). Differences in the use ofpsychiatric outpatient services between the United States and Ontario. New England Journal of Medicine , 336 , 551-557.
229. Kessler , R.C. , Mickelson , K.D. , & Zhao , S. (1997). Patterns and correlates of self-help group membership in the United States. Social Policy , 27 , 27-46.
230. Kurtz , L.F. (1990). The self-help movement: Review of the past decade of research. Social Work with Groups , 13 , 101-115.
231. Levy , L. H. (1984). Issues in research and evaluation. In Gartner , A. & Riessman , F. (Eds.), Theself-help revolution (pp. 155-172). New York: Human Sciences Press.
232. Lewis , E. A. & Suarez , Z. E. (1995). Natural helping networks. Encyclopedia of social work (pp. 1765-1772). ilver Spring,MD: National Association of So-cial Workers.
233. Lieberman , M.A. , & Borman , L.D. (1991). The impact of self-help groups on widows' mental health. National Reporter , 4 , 2-6.
234. Lieberman , M. A. , & Videka-Sherman , L. (1986). The impact of self-help groups on the mental health of widows and widowers. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry , 56 , 435-449.
235. Marmar , C. R. , & Horowitz , M. J. (1988). A controlled trial of brief psychotherapy and mutual-help group treatment ofconjugal bereavement. American Journal of Psychiatry , 145 (2), 203-209.
236. McCallion , P. , & Toseland , R. W. (1995). Supportive group interventions with caregivers of frail older adults. Social Work with Groups , 18 , 11-25.
237. McKay , J. R. , & Alterman , A. I. (1994). Treatment goals, continuity ofcare, and outcome in a day hospital substance abuse rehabilitation program. American Journal of Psychiatry , 151 , 254-259.
238. Memmott , J. L. (1993). Models of helping and coping: A field experiment with natural and professional helpers. Social Work Research &Abstracts , 29 , 11-22.
239. Nash , K. B. , & Kramer , K. D. (1993). Self-help for sickle cell disease in African American communities. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science , 29 , 202-215.
240. Patterson , S. L. , Holzhuter , J. L. , Struble , V. E. , & Quadagno , J. S. (1972. Final re-port, utilization of human resources for mental health.(Grant No. MH 16618).Unpublished report.
241. Patterson , S. L. , & Marsiglia , F. F. (2000). Mi casa es su casa: Beginning exploration of Mexican Americans' natural helping. Families in Society , 81 , 22-31.
242. Pisani , V. D. , & Fawcett , J. (1993). The relative contributions of medication adherence and AA meeting attendance to abstinent outcome for chronic alcoholics. Journal of Studies on Alcohol , 54 , 115-119.
243. Riessman , F. (2000). Self-help comes of age. Social Policy , 30 , 47-49.
244. Reissman , F. , & Carroll , D. (1995). Redefining self-help: Policy and practice . San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.
245. Seligman , M. E. P. (1995). The effectiveness of psychotherapy: The Consumer Reports study. American Psychologist , 50 , 965-974.
246. Simmons , D. (1992). Diabetes self help facilitated by local diabetes research: The Coventry Asian Diabetes Support Group. Diabetic Medicine , 9 , 866-869.
247. Tattersall , M. L. , & Hallstrom , C. (1992). Self-help and benzodiazepine withdrawal. Journal of Affective Disorders , 24 , 193-198.
248. Videcka-Sherman , L. , & Lieberman , M. A. (1985). The effects of self-help and psychotherapy intervention on child loss: The limits of recovery American Journalof Orthopsychiatry , 55 , 70-82.
249. Waller , M. A. , & Patterson , S. (2002). Natural helping and resilience in a Dine (Navajo) community. Society , 81 , 73-84.
250. Walsh , D. C. , Hingson , R. W. , & Merrigan , D. M. (1991). A randomized trial of treatment options for alcohol-abusing workers. The New England Journal of Medicine , 325 (11), 775-782.
251. Wituk , S. , Shepherd , M. D. , Slavich , S. , Warren , M. L. , & Meissen , G. (2000). A top-ography of self-help groups: An empirical analysis. Social Work , 45 , 157-165.
252. Wuthnow , R. (1994). Sharing the journey: Supportgroups and America's new quest for community . New York: Free Press.
253. Alexander , R. ,Jr. (2000). Counseling, treatment, and intervention methods with juvenile and adult offenders . Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole.
254. Andrews , D. , Zinger , I. , Hoge , R. , Bonta , J. , Gendreau , P. , & Cullen , F. (1990). Does correctional treatment work? A clinically-relevant and psychologically-informed meta-analysis. Criminology , 28 , 369-404.
255. Baer , J. (1976). How to be an assertive (not aggressive) woman in life, in love, and on the job: A total guide to self-assertiveness . New York: New American Library.
256. Berliner , L. (1998). Juvenile sex offenders: Should they be treated differently? Jour-nal of Interpersonal Violence , 13 , 645-646.
257. Blumstein , A. (1995). Violence by young people: Why the deadly nexus? National Institute of Justice Journal , 2(9), 229-241.
258. Briscoe , J. (1997). Breaking the cycle of violence: A rational approach to at-risk youth. Federal Probation , 61 , 3-13.
259. Butts , J. A. , & Snyder , H. N. (1997). The youngest delinquents: Offenders underage 15 . Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Justice Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention.(OJJDPNo.95-JN-FX-0008)
260. Caputo , A. A. , Frick , P. , & Brodsky , S. L. (1999). Family violence and juvenile sex offending: The potential mediating role of psychopathic traits and negative attitudes toward women. Criminal Justice & Behavior , 26 , 338-356.
261. Currie , E. (1993). Reckoning: Drugs, the cities, and the American future . Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention.
262. Ellickson , P. L. , & McGuigan , K. A. (2000). Early predictors of adolescent violence. American Journal of Public Health , 90 , 566-572
263. Elliott , D. S. (1994). Serious violent offenders: Onset, developmental course, and termination: The American society of criminology, 1993 Presidential Address. Criminology , 32 , 1-21.
264. Elliott , D. S. , Hamburg , B. & Williams , K. R. (1998). Violence inAmerican schools:Anewperspective . Boulder,CO: Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence.
265. Fagan , J. (July1996).Recent perspectives on youth violence. Paper presented at the Northwest Conference on Youth Violence Seattle, WA.
266. Glicken , M. D. (2004. Violent young children. Boston: Allyn & Bacon/Longman.
267. Glicken , M. D. , & Sechrest , D. H. (2003. The role of the helping professions in treat-ing and preventing violence . Boston: Allyn & Bacon/Longman.
268. Goldstein , A. P. , & Glick , B. (1996). Aggression replacement training: Methods and outcomes. In Hollin , C. R. , & Howells , K. (Eds.), Clinical approaches to working with young offenders (pp. 151-179). Chichester, England: Wiley.
269. Gramckow , H. P. , & Tompkins , E. (1999). Enhancing prosecutors' ability to combat and prevent juvenile crime in their jurisdictions . Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention.
270. Groth , N. A. , Longo , R. E. , & McFadin , J. B. (1982). Undetected recidivism among rapists and child molesters. Crime and Delinquency , 128 , 450-458.
271. Guetzloe , E. (1999, Fall). Violence in children and adolescents-A threat to public health and safety: Aparadigm ofprevention. PreventingSchoolFailure , 44 , 21-24
272. Hamburg , M. A. , (1998).Youth violence is a public health concern. In Elliott , D. S. , Hamburg , B. ,& Williams , K. R. (Eds.), Violence in American Schools: A New Per-spective (pp. 31-54). New York: Cambridge University Press.
273. Hawkins , J. D. , & Catalano , R. F. (1992). Communities thatcare . San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.
274. Hawkins , J. D. , Catalano , R. F. , Morrison , D. M. , O'Donnell , J. , Abbott , R. D. , & Day , L. E. (1992).The Seattle Social Development Project: Effects of the first four years on protective factors and problembehaviors. In McCord , J. ,& Tremblay , R. (Eds.), The Prevention of Antisocial Behavior in Children (pp. 133-164). New York: Guilford.
275. Herrenkohl , T. I. , Huang , B. , Kosterman , R. , & Hawkins , J. (2001). A comparison of social development processes leading to violent behavior in late adolescence for childhood initiators and adolescent initiators of violence. Journal of Research inCrime & Delinquency , 38 , 45-63.
276. Huey , W. C. , & Rank , R. C. (1984). Effects of counselor and peer-led groups' assertive training on Black adolescent aggression. Journal of Counseling Psychology , 31 , 95-98.
277. Izzo , R. , & Ross , R. (1990). Meta-analysis of rehabilitation programs for juvenile delinquents, a brief report. Criminal Justice and Behavior , 17 , 134-142.
278. Johnson , D. L. (1990). The Houston Parent-Child Development Center Project: Disseminating a viable program for enhancing at-risk families. Prevention in theHuman Services , 7 , 89-108.
279. Kaplan , S. J. , Pelcovitz , D. , & Labruna , V. (1999). Child and adolescent abuse and neglect research: A review of the past 10 years. Part I: Physical and emotional abuse and neglect. Journal of the American Academy of Child and AdolescentPsychiatry , 38 , 1214-1222.
280. Lane , P. S. , & McWhirter , J. J. (1992). A peer mediation model: Conflict resolution for elementary and middle school children. Elementary School Guidance & Counseling , 27 , 15-21.
281. Lukefahr , J. L. (2001. Treatment of child abuse [Review of the book Treatment ofchild abuse: Common ground for mental health medical and legal protections]. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry , 40 , 383
282. Mathias , C. E. (1992). Touching the lives of children: Consultative interventions that work. Elementary School Guidance & Counseling , 26 , 190-201.
283. Mayer , G. R. (1995). Preventing antisocial behavior in the schools. Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis , 28 , 467-478.
284. Morales , A. , (1982). The Mexican American gang member: Evaluation and treat-ment. In Becerra , R. , Karno , M. , & Escolar , J. (Eds.), Mental health and Hispanic Americans: Clinical perspective (pp. 43-67). New York: Grune & Stratton.
285. Murray , B. A. ,& Myers , M. A. (1998). Conduct disorders and the special-education trap. The Education Digest , 63 (8), 48-53.
286. Myles , B. S. , & Simpson , R. L. (1998). Aggression cycle and prevention/intervention strategies. Intervention in School and Clinic , 33 , 259-264.
287. Oates , R. K. , & Bross , D. C. (1995). What have we learned about treating child physical abuse? A literature review ofthe last decade. Journal ofChildAbuse & Neglect , 19 , 463-473.
288. Olds , D. L. , Henderson , C. R. , Tatelbaum , R. , & Chamberlin , R. (1988). Improving the life-course development of socially disadvantaged mothers: A randomized trial of nurse home visitation. American Journal of Public Health , 78 , 1436-1444.
289. Osofsky , H. J. , & Osofsky , J. D. (2001). Violent and aggressive behaviors in youth: A mental health and prevention perspective. Psychiatry , 64 , 285-295.
290. Patterson , G. , & Narrett , C. (1990), The development of a reliable and valid treatment program for aggressive young children. International Journal of MentalHealth , 19 , 19-26.
291. Rae-Grant , N. , McConville , B. J. , & Fleck , S. (1999). Violent behavior in children and youth: Preventive intervention from a psychiatric perspective. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry , 38 , 235-241.
292. Reece , R. M. (Ed.).(2000. Treatment of child abuse: Common ground for mental health, medical, and legal practitioners . Baltimore: John Hopkins University Press.
293. Scahill , M. C. (November 2000). Female delinquency cases, 1997 series: Fact sheet . Retrieved 27 May 2004 , from www.ojjdp.ncjrs.org
294. Schrumpt , F. , Crawford , D. , & Usadel , H. C. (1991). Peer mediation: Conflict resolution in schools . Champaign, IL: Research Press.
295. Sechrest , D. (2001).Juvenile crime: A predictive study.Unpublished manuscript.
296. Skiba , R. J. , Peterson , R. L. , & Williams , T. (1997). Office referrals and suspensions: Disciplinary intervention in middle schools. Education and Treatment of Children , 20 , 295-315.
297. Sprague , J. R. , & Walker , H. M. (2000). Early identification and intervention for youth with antisocial and violent behavior. Exceptional Children , 66 , 367-379.
298. Steiner , H. , & Stone , L. A. (1999). Introduction: Violence and related psychopathology. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psy-chiatry , 38 , 232-234.
299. Studer , J. (1996). Understanding and preventing aggressive responses in youth. Elementary School Guidance & Counseling , 30 , 194-203.
300. Tate , D. , Reppucci , N. , & Mulvey , E. (1995). Violent juvenile delinquents, treatment effectiveness and implications for future action. American Psychologist , 50 , 777-781.
301. Thornberry , T. P. , Huizinga , D. , & Loeber , R. (1995). The prevention of serious delinquency and violence: Implications from the program of research on the causes and correlates of delinquency. In Howell , J. C. , Krisberg , B. , Hawkins , J. D. , & Wilson , J. J. (Eds.), A sourcebook: Serious, violent, and chronic juvenile offenders (pp. 213-237). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
302. Veneziano , C. , Veneziano , L. , & LeGrand , S. (2000). The relationship between adolescent sex offender behaviors and victim characteristics with prior victimization. Journal of Interpersonal Violence , 15 , 363-374.
303. Walker , H. M. , Colvin , G. , & Ramsey , E. (1995). Antisocial behavior in school: Strategies and best practices. acific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole.
304. Walker , H. M. , & Severson , H. H. (1990). Systematic screeningfor behavior disorders. Longmont, CO: Sopris West.
305. Widom , C.S. (1999). The cycle of violence. In Scarpitti , F. R. , & Nielson , A. L. (Eds.), Crime and criminals: Contemporary and classic readings (pp. 332-334). Los An-geles: Roxbury.
306. Wolfgang , M. E. (1972). Delinquency in a birth cohort . Chicago: University of Chi-cago Press.
307. Wolfgang , M. E. (1987). From boy to man, from delinquency to crime . Chicago: Uni-versity of Chicago Press.
308. Zigler , E. , Tussig , C. , & Black , K. (1992). Early childhood intervention: A promising preventative for juvenile delinquency. American Psychologist , 47 , 997-1006.
309. Zolondek , S. C , Abel , G. , Northey , W. F. , & Jordan , A. D. (2000). The self-reported be-haviors of juvenile sexual offenders. Journal ofInterpersonal Violence , 16 (1), 73-85.
310. Adams , D. (1988). Counseling men who batter: A Profeminist analysis offive treatment models. In Yllo , K. & Bograd , M. (Eds.), Feminist perspectives on wife abuse (pp. 176-199). Newbury Park, CA: Sage.
311. Babcock , J. C. , & Steiner , R. (March 1999). The relationship between treatment incarceration, and recividism of battering: A program evaluation of Seattle's coordinated community response to domestic violence. Journal ofFamilyPsychology , 13 (1)46-59.
312. Bagley , C. (1990). Development of a measure of unwanted sexual contact in childhood, for use in community mentalhealth surveys. Psychological Reports , 66 , 401-402.
313. Berlin , F. S. (1982). Sex offenders: A biomedical perspective. In Greer , J. & Stuart , I. (Eds.), The sexual aggressor: Current perspectives on Treatment (pp. 83-126). New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold.
314. Bernard , J. L. , & Bernard , M. L. (1984). The abusive male seeking treatment: Jekyll and Hyde. Family Relations , 33 , 543-547.
315. Davis , R. C. , Smith , B. E. , & Nickles , L. B. (July 1998). The deterrent effect of prosecuting domestic violence misdemeanors. Crime & Deliquency , 44 (3), 434-442.
316. Dewhurst , A. M. , Moore , R. J. , & Alfano , D. P. (1992). Aggression against women by men: Sexual and spousal assault. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation , 18 , 41-65.
317. Dodge , K. A. , & Richard , B. A. (1986). Peer perceptions, aggression and peer relations. In Pryor , L. , & Day , R. (Eds.), The development of social cognition (pp.35-58). New York: Springer-Verlag.
318. Eisikovits , Z. C. , & Edelson , J. L. (1989). Intervening with men who batter: A critical review of the literature. Social Service Review , 63 , 384-414.
319. Fagan , J. A. , Steward , D. K. , & Hansen , K. V. (1983). Violent men or violent husbands: Background factors and situational correlates In Finkelhor , R. J. , Gelles , G. T. , Hotaling , M. A. , & Straus , M. A. (Eds.), The dark side offamilies (pp. 49-67). Beverly Hills, CA: Save.
320. Frinter , M. , & Rubinson , L. (1993). Acquaintance rape: The influence of alcohol, fraternity membership and sports teams. Journal of Sex Education and Therapy , 19 , 272-284.
321. Giles-Sims , P. (1983). Wife battering: A systems theory . New York: Guilford.
322. Glicken , M. D. (2005). Improving the effectiveness of the helping professions: An evidence based approach to practice . Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
323. Glicken , M. D. (2004). Violent young children . Boston: Allyn & Bacon/Longman.
324. Glicken , M. D. , & Sechrest , D. (2003). The role of the helping professions in treatingthe victims and perpetrators of violence . Boston: Allyn & Bacon/Longman.
325. Gondolf , E. W. (1997). Patterns of reassault in batterer programs. Violence and Vic-tims , 12 , 373-387.
326. Greenfeld , L. A. (1997, February). Sex offenses and offenders: An analysis of rape and sexual assault . Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Justice (Publication No. NCJ-163392).
327. Groth , N. A. (1978. Patterns of sexual assault against children and adolescents. In Burgess , A. et al. (Eds.), Sexual assault of children and adolescents (pp. 3-24). Lexington, MA: Heath.
328. Grusznski , R. J. , & Carillo , T. E. (1988). Who completes batterer's treatment groups? An empirical investigation. Journal of Family Violence , 3 , 141-150.
329. Hale , G. , Duckworth , L. , Zimostrad , N. , & Scott , D. (1988). Abusive partners: MMPI profiles of male batterers. Journal of Mental Health Counseling , 10 , 214-224.
330. Hamberger , K. , & Hastings , J. (1993 Court-mandated treatment of men who assault their partner: Issues, controversies, and outcomes. In Hilton , N. Z. (Ed.), Legal responses to wife assault (pp.188-229). Newbury Perk, CA: Sage.
331. Hotaling , G.T. & Sugarman , D.B. (1984). An identification of risk factors In Bowen , G. L. , Straus , M. A. , Seklak , A. J. , Hotaling , G. T. , & Sugarman , D.B. (Eds.), Domestic violence surveillance system feasibility study. Phase I report: Identification of outcome and risk factors (pp. 3-1-3-66).Rockville, M: D: Westat, Inc.
332. Jacobson , N. (28 September 1998). Treatment programs for batterers must be tested. Women's Health Weekly , 26 , 10-12.
333. Johnson , P. , Hudson , S. M. , & Marshall , R. W. (1992). The effects of masturbatory reconditioning with nonfamilial child molesters. Behavior Research and Therapy , 30 , 559-561.
334. Jouard , S. , & Landsman , M. (1969). Cognition and the "didactic effect." Men's self-disclosing behavior. Merrill-Palmer Quarterly , 6 , 176-184.
335. Kalmuss , D. (1984). The intergenerational transmission of marital aggression. Journal of Marriage and the Family , 46 , 11-19.
336. Koss , M. P. , & Dinero , T. E. (1988). A discriminate analysis of risk factors among a national sample of college women. Journal of Consultingand Clinical Psychology , 57 , 133-147.
337. Lerman , L. (1984). A model state act: Remedies for domestic abuse. Harvard Journal on Legislation , 21 , 453-459.
338. Looman , J. , Abracen , J. , & Nicholaichuk , T. P. (2000). Recidivism among treated sexual offenders and matched controls. Journal of Interpersonal Violence , 15(3), 279-290.
339. Los Angeles Police Department Data. (January 1997). The Family Bulletin . 23 (1), 9-17.
340. Loza , W. , & Loza-Fanous , A. (1999). The fallacyof reducing rape and violent recidi-vism by treating anger. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Compara-tive Criminology , 43 (4), 492-502.
341. Malamuth , N. M. (1989). Predictors of naturalistic social aggression. In Prigg-Good , M. A. & Stets , J. E. (Eds.), Violence in dating relationships: Emerging social issues (pp. 219-240). New York: Praeger.
342. Mayer , A. (1988). Sex offenders: Approaches to understanding and management . Holmes Beach, FL: Learning Perspectives.
343. Murphy , W. D. , Coleman , E. M. , & Haynes , M. R. (1986, Winter). Factors related to coercive sexual behavior in a non-clinical sample of males. Violence-and-Victims , 1 (4), 255-278.
344. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. (1 October 2001). Alcohol-related problems among college students: Epidemiology and prevention. RFA-AA-02-001. Washington, DC: Author.
345. Neuman , E. (1995, Winter). The trouble with domestic violence. Media Critic , 2 (1), 67-73.
346. Peterson , R. (1980). Social class, social learning and wife abuse. Social Service Review , 54 , 390-406.
347. Rosen , R.C. ,& Fracher , J.C. (1983). Tension-reducing training in the treatment of compulsive sex offenders. In Greer , J. G. , & Stuart , I. (Eds.), The sexual aggressors (pp. 144-159 ). New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold.
348. Rosenfeld , B. D. (1992). Court-ordered treatment of spouse abuse. Clinical Psychology Review , 12 , 205-226.
349. Roy , M. (Ed.). (1982). The abusive partner: An analysis of domestic battering . New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold.
350. Scher , E. , & Stevens , M. (1985). Men and violence. Journal of Counselingand Development Child Development , 65 (7), 47-95.
351. Schuerger , J. M. , & Reigle , N. (1988). Personality and biographic data that charac-terize men who abuse their wives. Journal of Clinical Psychology , 44 , 75-84.
352. Sherman , L. , & Bark , R. A. (1984). The specific deterrent effect of arrest for domestic assault. American Sociological Review , 49 , 261-272.
353. Straus , M. A. ,& Gelles , R. J. (1990). Physical violence in American families: Risk factorsand adaptations to violence in families . New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers.
354. Straus , M. A. ,& Walsh , M.R. (1997). Women, men and gender . New Haven, CT: Yale University Press.
355. Tjaden , P. ,& Thoenner , N. (1998). Prevalence, incidence,and consequences of violence against women: Findings from the National Violence Against Women Survey . Atlanta, GA: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and National Institute of Justice.
356. 1996).Datingviolenceandacquaintanceassault. Nebraska Cooperative Extension NF 95-244 Dating violence and acquaintance assault
357. Waldo , M. (1987). Also victims: Understanding and treating men arrested for spousal abuse. Journal of Counseling and Development , 65 , 68-87.
358. Widom , C. S. (1989). Does violence beget violence? A critical review of the literature. Psychology Bulletin , 106 , 3-28.
359. Wiederholt , I. C. (1992). The psychodynamics of sex offenses and implications for treatment. The Haworth Press , 18 , 19-24.
360. Wolf-Smith , J.H. , & LaRossa , J.R. (1992). After he hits her. FamilyRelations , 41 , 16-19.
361. Yang , J. (1 November 1992). The aroused, the conqueror, the angry, the abused.. Psychology Today , 17 (11), 46
362. Bernstein , R. (1994, January 13). Guilty if charged.Los Angeles Times
363. (1998, July).Workplacesafety. U.S. Department of Justice. NCJ 168634 Workplace safety
364. Burgess , D. ,& Borgida , E. (1997). Sexual harassment: An experimental test of sex-role spillover theory. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin , 21 , 63-75.
365. Cochran , C.C. , Frazier , P.A. ,& Olson , A.M. (1997). Predictors of responses to un-wanted sexual attention. Psychology of Women Quarterly , 21 , 207-226.
366. Fitzgerald , L. ,& Ormerod , M. (1991). Perceptions of sexual harassment: The influence of gender and academic context. Psychology of Women Quarterly , 15 , 281-294.
367. Glicken , M. (1988, January24). Resolving office conflict National Business Employ-ment Weekly , 28(3), 12-14.
368. Glicken , M. (1996, February 1). Dealing with workplace stress. National Business Employment Weekly , 36(5), 22-23.
369. Glicken , M.D. ,& Ino , S. (1997).Workplaceviolence:Adescriptionofthelevelsofpotentialforviolence. Unpublished manuscript Workplace violence: A description of the levels ofpotential for violence
370. Glicken , M.D. ,& Sechrest , D.K. (2003).The role of the helpingprofessions in treatingthe victims and perpetrators of violence
371. Grauerholz , E. (1989). Sexual harassment of women professors by students: Exploring the dynamics of power, authority, and gender in a university setting. SexRoles , 21 , 789-801.
372. Gutek , A.G. (1995). How subjective is sexual harassment? An examination of rater effects. Basic and Applied Social Psychology , 17 , 447-467.
373. Jossi , F. (1999, February 1)April 7, 2003, Defusing workplace violence.Business and Health
374. Katz , N.V. (2003)October 1, 2004 Sexual harassment statistics
375. Kim , H. ,& Fiske , S.T. (1999, June). Are the motives of men who sexually harasswomen misunderstood?: An investigation lin king am bivalentsexism and sexual harassment . Poster session presented at the 11th annual conference of the American Psychological Society, Denver, CO.
376. Leo , J. (1994, April 18). De-escalating the gender war. U.S. News and World Report , 166 (15), 24
377. MacKinnon , C.A. (1979).The sexual harassment ofworkingwomen: A case ofsex discrimination
378. Matchen , J. ,& DeSouza , E. (2000, February 9)May 7, 2004 The sexual harassment of faculty members by students.Sex Roles: A Journal of Research
379. McKinney , K. (1990). Sexual harassment of university faculty by colleagues and students. Sex Roles , 23 , 421-438.
380. Robinson , J.L. (1996)August 4, 2002lic">Ten facts every employer and employee should know about workplace violence: It may save your life. Smart Business Supersite
381. Tangri , S.S. , Burt , M.R. ,& Johnson , L.B. (1982). Sexual harassment at work: Three explanatory models. Journal of Social Issue s, 38(11), 33-54.
382. Waldo , C.R. , Berdahl , J.L. ,& Fitzgerald , L.F. (1998). Are men sexually harassed? If so by whom? Law and Human Behavior , 22 , 59-79.
383. Aboramph , O.M. (1989). Black male-female relationships. Some observations. Journal of Black Studies , 19,320-342.
384. Adebimpe , V.R. (1981). Overview: White norms and psychiatric diagnosis of black patients. American Journal of Psychiatry , 138 , 279-285.
385. Bell , A.P. (1978 Black sexuality: Fact and fancy. In R. Staples (Ed.), The Black family: Essays and studies (pp. 78-80). BelmontBelmont, CA: Wadsworth.
386. Christian , J. (1990, February 12). An epidemic ofBlackviolence. TheLosAngeles Times pidemicofBlackviolence.TheLosAngelesTimes,p. A3.
387. DiIulio , J.J. (1996a)June 13, 2004 Fill churches, not jails: Youth crime and super predators: Statement before the United States Senate Subcommittee on Youth Violence, February 28,1996
388. DiIulio , J.J. (1996b, July 13)July 13, 2004 Stop crime where it starts.The New York Times
389. (2002)April 13, 2004portfor2001.(2002). U.S. Department of Justice Web sit
390. Flaherty , J.A. ,& Meagher , R. (1980). Measuring racial bias in inpatient treatment. American Journal of Psychiatry , 137, 679-682.
391. Franklin , A.J. (1992). Therapy with African American men. Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Human Services , 26(6), 350-355.
392. Garretson , D.J. (1993). Psychological misdiagnosis of African Americans. Journalof Multicultural Counseling and Development , 21 , 119-126.
393. Hamill , P. (1996, November 1). Mike Tyson in prison. Esquire , 56(11), 100-108.
394. Harris , I. (1990). Media myths and the reality of men's work Men's Lives (pp. )New York;'swork.InM.Kimmel&M.Messner(Eds.),Men'sLives(pp.225-231).NewYork: Macmillan.
395. Lawson , E.J. ,& Sharpe , T.L. (2000, July)April 17, 2003 Black men and divorce: Implications for culturally competent practice.Minority Health Today, X
396. Laszloffy , T.A. ,& Hardy , C.B. (2000). Uncommon strategies for a common problem: Addressing racism in family therapy. Family Process , 39 , 35-50.
397. Marin , P. (1991, July 8). The prejudice against men. Nation, 253(2), 46-51.
398. Pena , J.M. , Bland , I.J. , Shervinton , D. , Rice , J.C. ,& Foulks , E.F. (2000, February 1)March 17, 2004 Racial identity and its assessment in a sample of African-American men in treatment for cocaine dependence.American Journal ofDrug and Alcohol Abuse
399. Poussaint , A.F. (1993, February). Enough already. Ebony , 48 , 86-89.
400. Satcher , D. (1999, January 7)February 21, 2002
401. Satcher , D. (2001) February 22, 2002
402. Slater , E. (2003, June 23). Democratic candidates skewer Bush in appeal to Black voters.Los Angeles Times
403. Solomon , A. (1992). Clinical diagnosis among diverse populations: A multicultural perspective. Families in Society , 73 , 371-377.
404. Staples , R. (1986). Stereotypes of Black male sexuality: The facts behind the myths Men's lives (pp. )uality:Thefactsbehindthemyths.InM.Kimmel&M.Messner(Eds.),Men'slives(pp.432-438). NewYork: Macmillan.
405. Whaley , A.L. (2001). Cultural mistrust: An important psychological construct for diagnosis and treatment of African Americans. Psychology: Research and Practice . 32, 555-562.
406. Williams , O.J. (1992, December). Ethnically sensitive practice to enhance treatment participation ofAfrican American men who batter. Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Human Sciences , 26 (12), 588-595.
407. Altarriba , J. ,& Bauer , L.M. (1998). Counseling the Hispanic client: Cuban Americans, Mexican Americans, and Puerto Ricans. Journal of Counseling and Development , 76 , 389-396.
408. Baca Zinn , M. (1980 Gender and ethnic identityamong Chicanos. Frontiers, 2,18-24. Chafetz J. S. (1974). Masculine/feminine orhumanhicanos.Frontiers,2,18-24.Chafetz,J.S.(1974).Masculine/feminineorhuman. Itasca, IL: F. E. Peacock Publishers.
409. Congress , E. (1990 Crisis intervention with Hispanic clients in an urban mental health clinic . Crisis intervention handbook (pp. )spanic clients inanurban mental health clinic. InA. Roberts (Ed.),Crisisinterventionhandbook(pp.221-236). Belmont, CA: Wadsworth.
410. Glicken , M.D. ,& Garza , M.A. (1996, October). Crisis intervention with newly immigrated Latino clients . Paper presented at the California Conference for Latino Social Workers, Sacramento, CA.
411. Gonzalez , M.J. (2000, October)February 3, 2004sType="Italic">Provision of mental health services to Hispanic cli-ents
412. Hernandez , R. (1990, September 9). Please stand up if you are a real Hispanic.Los Angeles Times
413. Howe , C. (1994). Improving the achievement of Hispanic students. Educational Leadership , 51 (8), 42
414. (2002, May 31August 2, 200
415. Mirande , A. (1979). A reinterpretation of male dominance in the Chicano family. Family Coordinator , 28 , 473-497.
416. Monsivais , C. (1996, August 25) The immigrant's view of education. Los AngelesTimes
417. Neff , J.A. , Prihoda , T.J. ,& Hoppe , S.K. (1991). "Machismo," self-esteem, education, and high maximum drinking among Anglo, Black and Mexican-American male drinkers. Journal of Studies on Alcohol , 52 , 458-463.
418. Pena , M. (1991). Class, gender, and machismo: The "treacherous woman" folklore of Mexican male workers. Gender and Society , 5 (1), 30-46.
419. Randolph , W.M. , Stroup-Benham , C. ,& Black , S.A. (1998). Alcohol use among Cuban-Americans, Mexican-Americans, and Puerto Ricans. Alcohol Health andResearch World , 22 , 265-269.
420. Roger , L. ,& Malgady , R. (1987). What do culturally sensitive mental services mean? The case of Hispanics. American Psychologist , 42 , 565-570.
421. Shai , D. ,& Rosenwaithe , I. (1988). Violent deaths among Mexican, Puerto Rican, and Cuban born migrants in the United States. Social Science Medicine , 26(2), 269-276.
422. (2000, January 4)July 28, 2002,January4). Crime statistics paint a gloomy future for Latino communities.The Arizona Report
423. Velasquez , R.J. , Arellano , L.M. ,& McNeill , B.W .(2004). The handbook of chicana/opsychology and mental health
424. Zuniga , M.E. (1992). Using metaphors in therapy: Dichos and Latino clients. Social Work, 37(1), 55-60.
425. Ewing , C.P. (1990 Crisis intervention as briefpsychotherapy. In R. A. Wells &V. J. Giannetti (Eds.), Handbook of brief psychotherapies (pp. 277-294)iefpsychotherapies(pp.277-294). New York: Plenum.
426. Furuto , S.M. , Biswas , R. , Chung , D. , Murase , K. ,& Ross-Sheriff , F. (Eds.). (1992). Social work practice with Asian Americans .Newbury Park, CA: Sage.
427. Gaw , A.C. (1993 Psychiatric care of Chinese Americans. In A. Gaw (Ed.), Culture,ethnicity, and mental illness (pp. 245-280)y,andmentalillness(pp.245-280). Washington DC: American Psychiatric Association Press.
428. Glicken , M.D. (2004). Using the strengths perspective in social work practice. Boston, MA: Allyn and Bacon/Longman.
429. Golan , N. (1978). Treatment in crisis situations . New York: Free Press.
430. Gong-Guy , E. (1987). California Southeast Asian Mental Health Needs Assessment . Oakland, CA: Asian Community Mental Health Association.
431. Ho , M.K. (1987 Family therapy with ethnic minorities. Newberry Park, CA.: Sage. Ino, S. (1985a).sis>.NewberryPark,CA.:Sage.Ino,S.(1985a). Close relationships: Their subjective construction and contribution tothe sense of self. Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International.
432. Ino , S. (1985b, August). The concept of an Asian American collective self . Paper presented at the Pacific/Asian American Research Methods Workshop (P/AAMHRC), Ann Arbor, MI.
433. Ino , S. (1987, August). The sense ofcollective selfin Asian American psychology . Paper presented at the Asian American Psychological Association's National Convention, New York.
434. Ino , S. (1991, August). The sense ofcollective selfin Asian American psychology . Paper presented at the American Psychological Association's 99th Annual Convention, San Francisco.
435. Ino , S.M. ,& Glicken , M.D. (1999). Treating Asian American clients in crisis: A collectivist approach. Smith College Studies in Social Work , 69 , 525-540.
436. Ino , S.M. ,& Glicken , M.D. (2002). Understanding and treating the ethnically Asian client: A collectivist approach. Journal of Health and Social Policy , 14 , 37-48.
437. Lee, E. (1996). Asian American families: An overview. In M. Mcgoldrick, J. Giordana, & J. Pearce (Eds.), Ethnicity and family therapy (2nd ed., pp. 58-87). New York: Guilford.
438. Leong , F.T.L. (1986). Counseling and psychotherapy with Asian-Americans:Review of the literature. Journal of Counseling Psychology , 33 , 196-206.
439. Roberts , A.R. (1990).Crisis intervention handbook: Assessment, treatment, and re-search
440. Root, M. (1993). Guidelines for facilitating therapywith Asian American clients. In D. Atkinson, G. Morten, & D. W. Sue (Eds.), CounselingAmerican minorities: A cross-cultural perspective (pp. 349-356). Madison, WI: Brown and Benchmark Publishers.
441. Sue , S. ,& Morishima , J.K. (1982). The mental health ofAsian Americans: Contempo-rary issues in identifyingand treatingmentalproblems .San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.
442. Uba , L. (1994). Asian Americans: Personality patterns, identity, and mental health . New York: Guilford.
443. 1994). Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (4thed.). Washington, DC: Author.
444. Atkinson, R. (1995). Treatment programs for aging alcoholics. In T. Beresford & E. Gomberg (Eds.), Alcohol and aging(pp.186-210). New York: Oxford University Press.
445. Babor , T.F. ,& Higgins-Biddle , J.C. (2000). Alcohol screening and brief intervention: Dissemination strategies for medical practice and public health. Addiction , 95,677-687.
446. Backer , K.L. ,& Walton-Moss , B. (2001). Detecting and addressing alcohol abuse in women. Nurse Practitioner , 26,13-22.
447. Bakeland , F.E. ,& Lundwall , L. (1975). Dropping out oftreatment: A critical review. Psychological Bulletin , 82,738-783.
448. Bien , T.J. , Miller , W.R. ,& Tonigan , J.S. (1993). Brief interventions for alcohol problems: A review. Addictions , 88,315-335.
449. Biernacki , P. (1986).Pathways from heroin addiction: Recover without treatment
450. Bisson , J. , Nadeau , L. ,& Demers , A. (1999). The validity of the CAGE scale to screen heavy drinking and drinking problems in a general population. Addiction , 94,715-723.
451. Burge , S.K. , Amodei , N. , Elkin , B. , Catala , S. , Andrew , S.R. , Lane , P.A. ,etal.(1997). An evaluation of two primary care interventions for alcohol abuse among Mexican-American patients. Addiction , 92,1705-1716.
452. Burtscheidt , W. , Wolwer , W. ,& Schwartz , R. (2002, September). Alcoholism, reha- bilitation and comorbidity. Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica , 106(3), 227-233.
453. Chang , G. , Wilkins-Haug , L. , Berman , S. ,& Goetz , M.A. (1999). Brief intervention for alcohol use in pregnancy: A randomized trial. Addiction , 94,1499-1508.
454. Dahlgren , L. ,& Willander , A. (1989). Are special treatment facilities for female alcoholics needed? Alcoholism, Clinical and Experimental Research , 13,499-504.
455. Epperly , T. ,& Moore , K.E (2000, July 1)January 25, 2005 Health issues in men: Part II. Common psychosocial disorders. American Family Physician
456. Fleming , M.F. , Barry , K.L. , Manwell , L.B. , Johnson , K. ,& London , R. (1997). Brief physician advice for problem alcohol drinkers: A randomized controlled trial in community-based primary care practices. Journal of the American Medical Association , 277,1039-1045.
457. Fleming , M. ,& Manwell , L.B. (1998). Brief intervention in primary care settings: A primary treatment method for at-risk, problem, and dependent drinkers. Alcohol Research and Health , 23,128-137.
458. Gentilello , L.M. , Donovan , D.M. , Dunn , C.W. ,& Rivara , F.P. (1995). Alcohol interventions in trauma centers: Current practice and future directions. Journal ofthe American Medical Association , 274,1043-1048.
459. Glicken , M.D. (2005).Improving the effectiveness of the helpingprofessions: An evidence-based approach to practice
460. Granfield , R. ,& Cloud , W. (1996). The elephant that no one sees: Natural recovery among middle-class addicts. Journal of Drug Issues, 26,45-61
461. Grant , B.F. ,& Dawson , D.A. (1997). Age at onset of alcohol use and its association with DSM-IV alcohol abuse and dependence: Results from the national longitudinal alcohol epidemiologic survey. Journal of Substance Abuse , 9,103-110.
462. Gupta , S. (2003, May 12). Why men die young. Time , 161(19), 84
463. Herman , M. (2000). Psychotherapy with substance abusers: Integration of psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral approaches. American Journal of Psychotherapy , 54,574-579.
464. Higgins-Biddle , J.C. , Babor , T.F. , Mullahy , J. , Daniels , J. ,& Mcree , B. (1997). Alcohol screening and brief interventions: Where research meets practice. Connecticut Medicine , 61,565-575.
465. Hingson , R. , Scotch , N. , Day , N. ,& Culbert , A. (1980). Recognizing and seeking help for drinking problems. Journal of Studies on Alcohol , 41,1102-1117.
466. Hingson , R.W. , Heeren , T. ,& Zakocs , R.C. (2002). Magnitude of alcohol-related mortality and morbidity among U.S. college students ages 18-24. Journal ofStudies on Alcohol , 63,136-144.
467. Humphreys , K. (1998). Can addiction-related self-help/mutual aid groups lower demand for professional substance abuse treatment? Social Policy , 29,13-17.
468. Johnston , L.D. , O'Malley , P.M. ,& Bachman , J.G. (2001).Monitoring the Future: National Survey Results on Drug Use, 1975-2000. Volume I: Secondary School Students
469. Kann , L. (2001). Commentary. Journal of Drug Issues , 31,725-727.
470. Kirchner , J.E. , Booth , B.M. , Owen , R.R. , Lancaster , A.E. ,& Smith , G.R. (2000). Predictors of patient entry into alcohol treatment after initial diagnosis. Journalof Behavioral Health Services & Research , 27,339-347.
471. Kuperman , S. , Schlosser , S.S. , Kramer , J.R. , Bucholz , K. , Hesselbrock , V. , Reich , T. ,etal. (2001, April). Risk domains associated with adolescent alcohol dependence diagnosis. Addiction , 96(4), 629-637.
472. Leigh , G. , Osborne , A.C. ,& Cleland , P. (1984). Factors associated with dropout from an outpatient alcoholism treatment service. Journal of Studies of Alcoholism , 45,359-362.
473. Lennox , R.D. ,& Mansfield , A.J. (2001). A latent variable model of evidence-based quality improvement for substance abuse treatment. Journal of BehavioralHealth Services & Research , 28,164-177.
474. Liberto , J.G. ,& Oslin , D.W. (1995). Early versus late onset of alcoholism in the elderly. International Journal of Addiction , 30,1799-1818.
475. Lu , M. ,& McGuire , T.G. (2002). The productivity of outpatient treatment for substance abuse. Journal of Human Resources , 37,309-335.
476. Menninger , J.A .(2002, Spring). Source assessment and treatment of alcoholism and substance-related disorders in the elderly. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic , 66,166-184.
477. Miller , K.E. (2001). Can two questions screen for alcohol and substance abuse? American Family Physician , 64,1247
478. Miller , W.R. ,& Rollnick , S. (1991).Motivational interviewing: Preparingpeople tochange addictive behavior
479. Miller , W.R. ,& Sanchez , V.C. (1994). Motivating young adults for treatment and lifestyle change Alcohol use and misuse by young adults (pp. )lifestylechange.InG.S.Howard&P.E.Nathan(Eds.),Alcoholuseandmisusebyyoungadults(pp.55-81). Notre Dame, IN: University of Notre Dame Press.
480. Monti , P.M. , Colby , S.M. , Barnett , N.P. ,etal.(1999). Brief intervention for harm reduction with alcohol-positive older adolescents in a hospital emergency department. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology , 67,989-994.
481. Moxley , D.P. ,& Olivia , G. (2001). Strengths-based recovery practice in chemical dependency: A transperson perspective. Families in Society , 82,251-262.
482. National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. (2000). Alcohol Alert. NIAAA, Vol. 49.
483. National Institute on Drug Abuse. (1999).Principles of drug addiction treatment: Aresearch-based guide. Rockville, MD: National Institute on Drug Abuse. DHHS publication (ADM)99-4180.
484. Peele , S. (1989). The diseasing of America: Addiction treatment out of control .Lexington, MA: Lexington Books.
485. Pennington , H. , Butler , R. ,& Eagger , S. (2000). The assessment ofpatients with alcohol disorders by an old age psychiatric service. Aging & Mental Health , 4,182-185.
486. Rees , D.W. (1986). Changing patient health beliefs to improve compliance with alco- holism treatment: A controlled trial. Journal ofStudies ofAlcoholism , 47,436-439.
487. Roizen, R., Cahalan, D., Lambert, E., Wiebel, W., & Shanks, P. (1978). Spontaneous remission among untreated problem drinkers. In. D. Kandel (Ed.), Longitudinal research on drug use (pp. 46-83). Washington, DC: Hemisphere Publishing.
488. Reuben , D.B. , Yoshikawa , T.T. ,& Besdine , R.W. (Eds.).(1996). Geriatrics reviewsyllabus; a core curriculum in geriatric medicine (3rded.). New York: American Geriatric Society.
489. Seligman , M.E.P. (1995). The effectiveness of psychotherapy: The Consumers Reports study. American Psychologist , 50,965-974.
490. Snow , M. (1973). Maturing out of narcotic addiction in New York City. International Journal of the Addictions , 8,932-938.
491. Sobell , L. , Sobell , M. , Toneatto , T. ,& Leo , G. (1993). What triggers the resolution of alcohol problems without treatment? Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research , 17,217-224.
492. Stall , R. ,& Biernacki , P. (1989). Spontaneous remission from the problematic use of substances. International Journal of the Addictions , 21 11,-23.
493. Stewart , K.B. ,& Richards , A.B. (2000). Recognizing and managing your patient's alcohol abuse. Nursing , 30,56-60.
494. Trice , H. ,& Roman , P. (1970). Delabeling, relabeling, and Alcoholics Anonymous. Social Problems , 17,538-546.
495. (2000a).Healthy people 2010 (2nded.). With understanding and improving health and objectives for improvinghealth, 2 Vols
496. (2000b)October 13, 2002
497. Waldorf , D. , Reinarman , C. ,& Murphy , S. (1991). Cocaine changes: The experienceof using and quitting . Philadelphia: Temple University Press.
498. Walitzer , K.S. , Dermen , K.H. ,& Connors , G.J. (1999). Strategies for preparing clients for treatment: A review. Behavior Modification , 12,129-151.
499. Winick , C. (1962). Maturing out of narcotic addiction. Bulletin on Narcotics , 6,1
500. American Psychiatric Association. 1994). Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (4th ed.). New York: Author.
501. Angier , C. (2002). The double bond ofPrimo Levi . New York: Farrar, Strauss & Giroux.
502. Baron , L. , Eisman , H. , Scuello , M. , Veyzer , A. , & Lieberman , M. (1996). Stress resil-ience, locus of control, and religion in children of Holocaust victims. Journal ofPsychology , 130 , 513-525.
503. Beck , J. G. , & Stanley , M. A. (1997). Anxiety disorders in the elderly: The emerging role of behavior therapy. Behavior Therapy , 28 (6), 83-100.
504. Beekman , A. T. , Bremmer , M. A. , Deeg , D. J. H. , van Balkou , A. J. , Smit , J. H. , Debeurs , E. ,etal.(1998). Anxiety disorders in later life: A report from the Longitudinal Aging Study, Amsterdam. International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry , 12 , 717-726.
505. Casey , D. A. (1994). Depression in the elderly.. Southern MedicalJournal , 87 , 559-564.
506. Cochran , S. V. , & Rabinowitz , F. E. (2003). Gender-sensitive recommendations for assessment and treatment of depression in men. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice , 34 , 132-140.
507. Gallagher-Thompson , D. , Hanley-Peterson , P. , & Thompson , L. W. (1990). Maintenance of gains versus relapse following brief psychotherapy for depression. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology , 58 , 371-374.
508. Glicken , M. D. (2004). The strengths perspective in social work practice: A positive approach for the helping professions . Boston: Allyn & Bacon/Longman.
509. 380 Glicken , M. D. (2005). Improving the effectiveness of the helpingprofessions: An evidence-based approach to practice . Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
510. Huffman , G. B. (1999). Preventing recurrence of depression in the elderly. American Family Physician , 59 , 2589-2591.
511. Kennedy , G. J. , & Tannenbaum , S. (2000). Psychotherapy with older adults. American Journal of Psychotherapy , 54 , 386-407.
512. Kogan , J. N. , Edelstein , B. A. , & McKee , D. R. (2000). Assessment of anxiety in older adults: Current status. Journal of Anxiety Disorders , 14 (2), 109-132
513. Lang , A. J. , & Stein , M. B. (2001). Anxiety disorders. Geriatrics , 56 , 24-30.
514. Lenze , E. J. , Dew , M. A. , Mazumdar , S. , Begley , A. E. , Cornes , C. , Miller , M. D. ,etal.(2002). Combined pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy as maintenance treat-ment for late-life depression: Effects on social adjustment. American Journal ofPsychiatry , 159 , 466-468.
515. Levi , P. (1995a). If not now, when? New York: Viking Penguin.
516. Levi , P. (1995b). The periodic table. Stockholm: Raymond Rosenthal.
517. Mills , T. L. , & Henretta , J. C. (2001). Racial, ethnic, and socio-demographic differ-ences in the level of psychosocial distress among older Americans. Research on Aging , 23 , 131-152.
518. Newman , L. (1979). Emotional disturbances in children of Holocaust survivors. Social Casework: The Journal of Contemporary Social Work , 5 , 43-50.
519. O'Connor , R. (2001). Active treatment of depression. American Journal of Psycho-therapy , 55 , 507-530.
520. Rush , A. J. , & Giles , D. E. (1982). Cognitive therapy: Theoryand research in short term psychotherapies for depression . New York: Guilford.
521. Saleeby , D. (1992). The strengths perspective in social work practice. White Plains, NY: Longman.
522. Smith , S. S. , Sherrill , K. A. , & Celenda , C. C. (4 April 1995). Anxious elders deserve careful diagnosing and the most appropriate interventions. Brown UniversityLong-Term Care Letter , 7 , 5-7.
523. Stanley , M. A. , & Novy , D. M. (2000). Cognitive-behavior therapy for generalized anxi-ety in late life: An evaluative overview. Journal ofAnxiety Disorders , 14 , 191-207 .
524. Tech , N. (2003). Resilience and courage: Women, men, and the holocaust. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press.
525. Tyler , K. A. , & Hoyt , D. R. (2000). The effects of an acute stressor on depressive symptoms among older adults. Research on Aging , 22 , 143-164.
526. Vaillant , G. E. , & Mukamal , K. (2001). Successful aging. American Journal of Psychiatry , 158 , 839-847.
527. Waern , M. , Runeson , B. S. , Allebeck , P. , & Beskau , J. (2002). Mental disorder in elderly suicides: A case-control study. American Journal of Psychiatry , 159 (3), 450-455.
528. Wallis , M. A. (2000). Looking at depression through bifocal lenses. Nursing , 30 , 58-62.
529. Weick , A. , Rapp , C. , Sullivan , W. P. , & Kisthardt , W. (1989). A strengths perspective for social work practice. Social Work , 34 , 350-354.
530. Ash , P. , Kellermann , A. , Fuqua-Whitley , D. , & Johnson , D. (1996). Gun acquisition and use by juvenile offenders. Journal of the American Medical Association , 275 , 1754-1758.
531. Barlow , D. H. (1996). Health care policy, psychotherapy research, and the future of psychotherapy. American Psychologist , 51 , 1007-1016.
532. Bereska , T. M. (2003). The changing boys' world in the 20th century: Reality and "fiction.". Journal of Men's Studies , 11 , 157-192.
533. Borduin , C. M. (1999). Multisystemic treatment of criminality and violence in adolescents. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry , 38 , 242-249.
534. Caplan , M. , Weissberg , R. P. , Grober , J. S. , Sivo , P. J. , Grady , K. , & Jacoby , C. (1992). Social competence promotion with inner-city and suburban young adolescents: Effects on social adjustment and alcohol use. Journal of Consulting and ClinicalPsychology , 60 , 56-63
535. Farrell , W. (2002) 9/11s' survival dilemma . Retrieved 13 April 2004 , from http://www.warrenfarrell.com
536. Forbes , D. (2003). Turn the wheel: Integral school counseling for male adolescents. Journal of Counseling & Development , 81 , 142-150.
537. Glicken , M. D. (2004).Using the strengths perspective: A positive approach for thehelping professions. Boston: Allyn & Bacon.
538. Goffman , E. (1979).Gender advertisements. Cambridge,MA: HarvardUniversity Press.
539. Greenwood , P. W. , Model , K. E. , Rydell , C. P. , & Chiesa , J. (1996). Divertingchildren from a life ofcrime: Measuring costs and benefits. CA: RandCorpo-ration.
540. Hansen , W. B. , & Graham , J. W. (1991). Preventing alcohol, marijuana, and cigarette use among adolescents: Peer pressure resistance training versus establishing conservative norms. Preventative Medicine , 20 , 414-430.
541. Hawkins , J. D. , Catalano , R. F. , Morrison , D. M. , O'Donnell , J. , Abbott , R. D. , & Day , L. E. (1992). The Seattle Social Development Project: Effects of the first four years on protective factors and problem behaviors. In McCord , J. M. , & Tremblay , R. (Eds.), The prevention of antisocial behavior in children (pp. 103-106). New York: Guilford.
542. Huey , W.C. , & Rank , R. C. (1984). Effects of counselor and peer-led groups' assertive training on Black adolescent aggression. Journal of Counseling Psychology , 31 , 95-98.
543. Johnson , D. L .(1990). The Houston parent-child development center project: Disseminating a viable program for enhancing at-risk families. Prevention in Human Services , 7 (6), 89-108.
544. Kimmel , M. S. (1994). Masculinity as homophobia: Fear, shame, and silence in the construction of gender identity. In Brod , H. & Kaufman , M. (Eds.), Theorizing masculinities (pp. 119-141), Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
545. Mathias , C. E. (1992). Touching the lives of children: Consultative interventions that work. Elementary School Guidance and Counseling , 26 , 190-201.
546. Migliaccio , T. A. (2001). Marginalizing the battered male. Journal ofMen's Studies , 9 ; 205-225.
547. Morrow , L. , & Dickerson , J. (14 February 1994). Men are they really that bad? Time , 143 , 52-60.
548. Olds , D. L. , Henderson , C. R. , Tatelbaum , R. , & Chamberlin , R. (1988). Improving the life-course development of socially disadvantaged mothers: A randomized trial ofnurse home visitation. American Journal ofPublicHealth , 78 , >1436-1444.
549. O'Neill , T. (2000). Sex differences in education. Report/Newsmagazine (AlbertaEdition) , 27 , 54-56.
550. Parloff , M. B. (1979). Can psychotherapy research guide the policymaker? A little knowledge may be a dangerous thing. American Psychologist , 34 , 296-306.
551. Parloff , M. B. , & Elkin , I. (1992). The NIMH Treatment of Depression Collaborative Research Program. In Freedheim , D.K. (Ed.), History ofpsychotherapy: A century of change (pp.442-450). Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.
552. Peebles , J. (2000). The future of psychotherapy outcome research: Science or political rhetoric?. Journal of Psychology , 134 , 659-670.
553. Rae-Grant , N. , McConville , B. J. , & Fleck , S. (March 1999). Violent behavior in children and youth: Preventive intervention from a psychiatric perspective. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry , 38 (3), 235-241.
554. Studer , J. (February 1996). Understanding and preventing aggressive responses in youth. Elementary School Guidance and Counseling , 30 , 194-203.
555. Wampold , B. E. , Mondin , G. W. , Moody , M. , etal. (1997). A meta-analysis of outcome studies comparing bona fide psychotherapies: Empirically. Psychological Bulletin , 122 , 203-215.
556. Weikart , D. P. , Schweinhart , L. J. , & Larner , M. B. (1986). A report on the High/ Scope Preschool Curriculum Comparison Study: Consequences of three preschool curriculum models through age 15. Early Child Research , 1 , 15-45.
557. Zigler , E. , Taussig , C. , & Black , K. (1992). Early childhood intervention: A promising preventative for juvenile delinquency. American Psychologist , 47 (7), 997-1006.
558. Bergin , A. E. (1971. The evaluation of therapeutic outcomes. In Bergin , A. E. & Garfield , S. (Eds.), Handbook ofpsychotherapy and behavior change (pp.217-270)) . New York: Wiley.
559. Bidsrup , Bidsrup (2000). Homophobia: The fear behind the hatred , 6 (9).Retrieved 27 August 2004 , from http://www.bidstrup.com/phobia.htm
560. Flaherty , R. J. (15 September 2001). Medical myths: Today's perspectives. Patient Care , 6 (9).Retrieved 17 February 2003 , from http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m3233/17_35/78547389/print.jhtml
561. Heckert , T. M. , Droste , H. E. , Adams , P. J. , Griffin , C. M. , Roberts , L. L. , Mueller , M. A. , & Wallis , H. A. ( August 2002 ). Gender differences in anticipated salary: Role of salary estimates for others, job characteristics, career paths, and job inputs. Sex Roles: A Journal of Research , 42 , 341-345.
562. Issacs , D. (1999). Seven alternatives to evidence based medicine. British MedicalJournal , 39 , 1619-l625.
563. Kopta , M. S. , Lueger , R. J. , Saunders , S. M. , & Howard , K. I. (1999) Individual psychotherapy outcome and process research: Challenges leading to greater turmoil or a positive transition? Annual Review of Psychology , 50, 441-469. Retrieved 19 May 2002 , from http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m0961/1999_Annual/54442307/print.jhtm
564. Migliaccio , T. A. (2001). Marginalizing the battered male. Journal ofMen's Studies , 9, 205-222.
565. O'Donnell , M. (1997). A skeptic's medical dictionary. London: BMJ Books.
566. Poussaint , A. F. (1993). Enough already. Ebony , 48 , 86-89.