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Lending Library > Decision-Making-Peer-Pressure
Status:Available Alternatives: Choice-making in Daily Life
Published: 1993
Addresses all aspects of addiction- intended for high school or college classes. Each chapter includes topics for discussion, for self-examination, reading and movie lists. Very usable and thought provoking... Details >>
Status:Available Intuitions: Seeing with the Heart
Published: 1988
Utilizing the latest scientific research on brain functioning, a psychologist has devised methods to use intuition to solve the common problems of everyday life... Details >>
Status:Available Wrongs of Passage: Fraternities, Sororities, Hazing, & Binge Drinking
Published: 1999
Nuwer examines hazing's fundamental legal & historical roots & describes many instances of abuse & criminal behavior. His overview of its history starts w/ Plato, and includes hazing rites of other cultures. Lists students who have died from 1838-2001, an.. Details >>
Status:Available A Parent's Guide to Sex, Drugs and Flunking Out
Published: 2001
Alcohol and drug use. Money matters. Academic pressure. Helping your college-bound child make healthy choices in the midst of newfound freedom presents an entirely new area of parenting challenges. Offers friendly and practical advice about assisting kids.. Details >>
Status:Available Helping Your Child Learn Right from Wrong
Published: 1976
A self-help manual for parents to aid in establishing moral values & emotional self-awareness in children. A series of game-like strategies is presented which help family members examine feelings about friendship, money, work, honesty, etc. Easy for the p.. Details >>
Status:Available What Teens Need to Succeed: Proven, Practical Ways To Shape Your Own Future
Published: 1998
Over 1,200 ideas for teens to build a strong foundation for their futures based on the 40 Developmental Assets. Includes checklists, quizzes and fun lists of things to do and try... Details >>
Status:Available Building Assets Together: Do Something Positive with Your Youth
Published: 1997
Interactive group activities for 6-12th graders and copiable worksheets that help youth understand their own assets and strengths. Covers community values, school, relationships, creativity, cultural competence, refusal skills, stress and hobbies... Details >>
Status:Available Pathways to Prevention: Guiding Youth to Wise Decisions
Published: 2003
A drug & alcohol prevention guide for youth leaders in faith communities. Curriculum addresses peer pressure, friendships, the media, personal beliefs and values, pros and cons of substance use, and intervening with loved ones. Reproducable worksheets inc.. Details >>
Status:Available Alcohol 101 Plus: Facilitator's Guide
Published: 2003
This CD-ROM & accompanying materials are designed to educate college students about making good decisions in regard to alcohol. Users are guided through a virtual campus learning about unwanted sexual activity, alcohol poisoning, effects on the brain, and.. Details >>
Status:Available The Social Norms Approach to Preventing School and College Age Substance Abuse
Published: 2003
Offers educators, counselors & clinicians insight into this alternative to conventional prevention. Social norming ID's teens' dramatic misperceptions about their peers' substance use, and shows that abstinence is actually "normal." Info on how to impleme.. Details >>
Status:Available 101 Ready-To-Use Drug Prevention Activities
Published: 1999
Curriculum-based & reproducible for grades 2-6, most of these activities can be done using materials usually found in classrooms. They range from those designed to help kids develop a firm decision-making process, to creative ways to make your Red Ribbon.. Details >>