The Perceived Effectiveness of Selected Programs and Sources with Respect to Preventing the Use of Dangerous Drugs.

Martin, Gary L.; O'Rourke, Thomas W.

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ERIC Number: EJ072490

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Publication Date: 1972

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The Perceived Effectiveness of Selected Programs and Sources with Respect to Preventing the Use of Dangerous Drugs

Martin, Gary L.; O'Rourke, Thomas W.

Journal of Drug Education, 2, 4, 329-335, W 72

A total of 195 university students were included in this study with an approximately equal representation of male and female students. One group received a drug education course and the other served as a control. Similar findings were evidenced for both groups. Results indicated that certain programs and individuals were perceived as being more effective than others. (Author)

Descriptors: Drug Abuse, Drug Education, Educational Programs, Health Education, Perception, Program Attitudes, Program Effectiveness

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