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1. Item Response Theory Analysis of DSM-IV Cannabis Abuse and Dependence Criteria in Adolescents (EJ788796)

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Hartman, Christie A.Gelhorn, HeatherCrowley, Thomas J.Sakai, Joseph T.Stallings, MichaelYoung, Susan E.Rhee, Soo HyunCorley, RobinHewitt, John K.Hopfer, Christian J.

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Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, v47 n2 p165 Feb 2008

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2008-02-00

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Journal Articles; Reports - Evaluative

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MarijuanaCriteriaAdolescentsItem Response TheoryMental HealthDrug AbuseClinical DiagnosisMental Disorders

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A study to examine the DSM-IV criteria for cannabis abuse and dependence among adolescents is conducted. Results conclude that abuse and dependence criteria were not found to affect the different levels of severity in cannabis use.

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2. Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Homeless Youth: An Eight-City Public Health Perspective (EJ740102)

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Van Leeuwen, James M.Boyle, SusanSalomonsen-Sautel, StacyBaker, D. NicoGarcia, J. T.Hoffman, AllisonHopfer, Christian J.

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Child Welfare, v85 n2 p151-170 Mar-Apr 2005

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2005-00-00

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Journal Articles; Reports - Research

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HomosexualitySexual IdentityHomeless PeopleYouthPublic HealthCommunity SurveysChild WelfareRiskSexual AbuseSubstance Abuse

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This article reports on results of a one-day public health survey conducted in six states by homeless youth providers to measure and compare risk factors between lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) homeless youth and non-LGB homeless youth. This article intends to inform the child welfare field on existing gaps in services and areas where more training and technical support is necessary in providing Note:The following two links are not-applicable for text-based browsers or screen-reading software. Show Full Abstract

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