941 resultados para Chinese version of the Problem Areas In Diabetes scale


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On spine: On the revision of the English Testament.

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Thesis (PH. D.)--University of Chicago.

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Education for efficiency.--Industrial education with special reference to the high school.--Industrial education a phase of the problem of universal education.--The educative value of labor.--The culture aim in education.--Unity in education.--Agriculture in the high schools.--Agriculture in the elementary schools.--Agriculture in the normal schools.--The development of American agriculture - what it is and what it means.

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"April 25, 1984; HD 5706 U.S. B."

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Bibliography: leaf 11.

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With introductions and commentaries.

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This study evaluated the effectiveness of the Problem Solving For Life program as it universal approach to the prevention of adolescent depression. Short-term results indicated that participants with initially elevated depressions scores (high risk) who received the intervention showed a significantly greater decrease in depressive symptoms and increase in life problem-solving scores from pre- to postintervention compared with a high-risk control group. Low-risk participants who received the intervention reported a small but significant decrease in depression scores over the intervention period, whereas the low-risk controls reported an increase in depression scores. The low-risk group reported a significantly greater increase in problem-solving scores over the intervention period compared with low-risk controls. These results were not maintained, however, at 12-month follow-up.