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How Effective are School-Based Violence Prevention Programs in Preventing and Reducing Violence and Other Antisocial Behaviors? A Meta-Analysis

Derzon, J. (2006). How Effective are School-Based Violence Prevention Programs in Preventing and Reducing Violence and Other Antisocial Behaviors? A Meta-Analysis. In Handbook of School Violence and School Safety: From Research to Practice (pp. 429 - 442). Lawrence Erlbaum.

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