Student's Special Needs and Problems as Reasons for the Adaptation of Substance Abuse Prevention Curricula in the Nation's Middle Schools

Ashley Simons-Rudolph; Amy Vincus; Susan Ennett; C Ringwalt

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Student's Special Needs and Problems as Reasons for the Adaptation of Substance Abuse Prevention Curricula in the Nation's Middle Schools

Ringwalt, C., Ennett, S., Vincus, A., & Simons-Rudolph, A. (2004). Student's Special Needs and Problems as Reasons for the Adaptation of Substance Abuse Prevention Curricula in the Nation's Middle Schools. Prevention Science, 5(3), 197 - 206.

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Student's Special Needs and Problems as Reasons for the Adaptation of Substance Abuse Prevention Curricula in the Nation's Middle Schools

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