Meeting the challenges of designing an intervention for high risk adolescents
Sheehan, Mary C. & Chapman, Rebekah L. (2005) Meeting the challenges of designing an intervention for high risk adolescents. In International Council on Alcohol, Drugs and Traffic Safety Miniseminar, 26 August, Oslo, Norway.
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Abstract
The overall goal of the intervention research is to reduce injuries among young people (Year 9 level) that are due to risk taking behaviour.
Risk taking behaviours: Underage drinking and other substance use; Underage/unlawful driving; Riding as passengers of drink drivers and drink cycling; Interpersonal violence.
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