Session: Preventing Substance Abuse and Depression in Latino Adolescents (Society for Prevention Research 22nd Annual Meeting)

Schedule:

Friday, May 30, 2014: 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

Bunker Hill (Hyatt Regency Washington)

Theme: Development and Testing of Interventions

Moderator:

Guillermo J. Prado

* noted as presenting author

408

Ethnic Identity in Latino Adolescents: Intervention Implications for Mental Health
Sara Douglass, PhD, Arizona State University; Adriana Umaña-Taylor, PhD, Arizona State University

409

Increasing the Effects of Keepin'it REAL: How a Culturally-Specific Mexican American Parenting Intervention Can Mediate Long-Term Adolescent Substance Use Outcomes
Flavio F. Marsiglia, PhD, Arizona State University; Stephanie Ayers, PhD, Arizona State University; Adrienne Baldwin, MSW, Arizona State University; Jaime Booth, MSW, Arizona State University

410

Adapting Keepin' It REAL for Mexico: The Long-Term Effects on Substance Use Behaviors
Flavio F. Marsiglia, PhD, Arizona State University; Stephen S. Kulis, PhD, Arizona State University; Bertha Nuño-Gutierrez, PhD, Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social; Jaime Booth, MSW, Arizona State University; Stephanie Ayers, PhD, Arizona State University

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Session: Preventing Substance Abuse and Depression in Latino Adolescents (Society for Prevention Research 22nd Annual Meeting)

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