Strengths Based Prevention Reducing Violence and Other Public Health Problems 1st Edition by Victoria Banyard, Sherry Hamby ISBN 9781433836251 1433836254

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ISBN 10: 1433836254
ISBN 13: 9781433836251
Author: Victoria Banyard, Sherry Hamby

Strengths Based Prevention Reducing Violence and Other Public Health Problems 1st Edition Table of contents:

1. The Past, Present, and Future of Prevention

The Need for Psychology in Prevention

Our Background and Early Experiences With Prevention

What Preventionists Need to Know About Human Irrationality and Dysregulation

Technical Versus Wicked Problems

The Prevention Portfolio Model

The Structure of This Book

Narrative Exercises

 I. THE CURRENT STATE OF PREVENTION SCIENCE

 2. Theoretical Models for Prevention: Strengths and Weaknesses

Why Care About Theory?

Etiological Theories: What Do We Need to Change?

Theories of Behavior Change: How Can We Change Behavior?

Theories of Implementation: How Can We Improve Prevention Superstructures?

Conclusion

Narrative Exercises

 3. Why Doesn’t Prevention Work Better? The State of Prevention Research

The Pressure to Provide Services

D.A.R.E.: A Cautionary Tale

The Big Picture: Limited Effectiveness for Many Prevention Programs

Why Do We Know So Little About What Works?

Additional Lessons From Comparisons of Multiple Approaches

Conclusion

Narrative Exercises

 4. Identity and Marginalization: What Preventionists Need to Know

The Need to Determine Which Programs Work Best for Which People

Key Theoretical Frameworks

Understanding How Sociodemographic Characteristics Affect Prevention

Deficit-Based Versus Strengths-Based Approaches for Marginalized Groups

Race, Ethnicity, Culture, and Prevention

Prevention Across the Spectrums of Gender and Sexual Identities

Prevention With People from Working and Lower Socioeconomic Classes

Other Sociodemographic Characteristics

Intersectionality and Prevention

Conclusion

Narrative Exercises

 5. Using a Social Justice Lens for Prevention

Toward Emancipation and Liberation: Rethinking Ways of Knowing and Working

Stepping Back: Prevention Through the Lens of Social Changes

Conclusion

Narrative Exercises

 II. STRENGTHS-BASED APPROACHES TO PREVENTION

 6. The Prevention Portfolio Model: From Risks to Strengths

What Are Strengths-Based Frameworks?

A Strengths-Based Model for Understanding Adversity: Resilience Portfolios and Poly-Strengths

Why Focus on Strengths?

Applying the Resilience Portfolio Model to Prevention: Practice Examples

Conclusion

Narrative Exercises

 7. A Developmental View of Prevention: From Static and Siloed to Trajectories and Transitions

Prevention and Human Development

Key Features of a Developmental Lens

Core Prevention Focus Areas

Prevention Along a Developmental Continuum

Conclusion

Narrative Exercises

 8. Promoting Behavior Regulation

Risk and Protective Factors for Regulation

Theoretical Models of Regulation That Can Inform Prevention

Insights From the Science of Adolescence

The Importance of the Environment for Supporting Regulation

Strategies for Increasing Behavior Regulation

Conclusion

Narrative Exercises

 9. The Role of Relational and Community Strengths

Relationships and Environments as the Contexts of Prevention

Social Relationships

How Social Factors Are Linked to Violence and Other Problem Behaviors

Prevention Implications and Examples

Links and Relationships Between Organizations

Policy Environments

Physical Spaces and Nudges: A Reprise

Conclusion

Narrative Exercises

III. LOOKING AHEAD

10. Toward the Next Generation of Prevention: A Research and Theoretical Agenda

Improve Theoretical Models

Raise the Quality of Research

Broaden Your Lens

Beyond Positivism

Conclusion

Narrative Exercises

11. The Prevention Portfolio Model: Practice and Policy Recommendations

The Three Ts for Prevention Practice and Policy

Top 10 Prevention Strategies

The Time to Start Is Now

Narrative Exercises

References

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