Session: Examining Implementation Processes: Implications for Positive Youth Outcomes  (Society for Prevention Research 22nd Annual Meeting)
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4-035 Examining Implementation Processes: Implications for Positive Youth Outcomes 

Schedule:
Friday, May 30, 2014: 2:45 PM-4:15 PM
Bunker Hill (Hyatt Regency Washington)
Theme: Dissemination and Implementation Science
Moderator:
Courtney N. Baker

* noted as presenting author
468
Simultaneous Implementation of Multiple Evidence-Based Programs: Improving Environmental and Individual Outcomes
Wendy L. Wolfersteig, PhD, Arizona State University; Leslie Jumper Reeves, MA, Arizona State University; Kathryn Hamm, MPA, Arizona State University; Patricia Dustman, EdD, Arizona State University
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Preliminary Findings from Guatemala City: Implementing a US-Developed Nrepp Prevention Curriculum in Schools Located in High Risk/High Violence Environments
Maria Porta, MBA, U Yum Cap ONG; Patricia Dustman, EdD, Arizona State University
470
A Longitudinal Investigation of the Relations Among Dimensions of Implementation, Peer Victimization and Prosocial Behaviors
Kara Thompson, PhD, University of Victoria; Bonnie Leadbeater, PhD, University of Victoria
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