Steven Paul Schinke
Biographic Data
| ID | 3930985 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Steven Paul Schinke |
| GIVEN NAMES | Steven Paul |
| FAMILY NAME | Schinke |
| SIGNATURE | SCHINKE S P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Washington |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 56 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 20 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Developing a Web-Based Intervention to Prevent Drug Use Among Adolescent Girls
This paper describes the processes and challenges associated with developing and programming a gender-specific, web-based intervention to prevent drug use among adolescent girls
Cross-Cultural Service Delivery to Minority Communities
Feasibility of cross-cultural prevention efforts hinges on extensive collaborative interaction. The State-wide Indian Drug Prevention Program (IDPP) emphasis on collaboration resulted in successful delivery of a culturally tailored drug abuse prevention program to six groups of Native American youth in urban and rural communities. Procedures used by IDPP staff are detailed, and process data including attendance, participant demographics, and cons…
Stress-management intervention to prevent family violence
Cognitive-behavioral skills, social supports, and child abuse potential among mothers of handicapped children
Hassles, Role Strain, and Peer Relations in Young Adolescents
The impact of hassles, or daily stressors, on the lives of adults has been demonstrated by Lazarus and his colleagues. Conceptual relevance of the hassles construct for young adolescent populations, theoretical interplay between self-reported hassles and role strain in youth, and the relationship between role strain and adolescent peer relations have received scant research attention to date. To address these issues, the authors developed the Ado…
Preparing Students for Junior High School
The entrance into junior high school is a critical but seldom studied event in the life of the adolescent. Little has been done to prepare youths for the transition. This study evaluated a skills building approach to prepare sixth graders for the entry to junior high. The curriculum was administered to two grade schools (n = 138) with two additional grade schools (n= 140) serving as controls. At the conclusion of post testing, youths in the skill…
Definitions and methods for prevention research with youth and families
Assessment of Refusal Skill in Minority Youth
The Assertive Friend Cartoon Test was developed and evaluated for Native American youth. Preliminary findings on this refusal skill assessment approach are reported. Psychometric data and feedback from adolescent ethnic group spokespersons support using cartoons to augment paper-pencil measurement
A critique of progress in adolescent smoking prevention
Utilization of Social Work Research
Journal Article Utilization of Social Work Research: Reaching the Practitioner Get access Robert F. Schilling, MSW, Robert F. Schilling, MSW doctoral candidate School of Social Work Research, Child Development and Mental Retardation Center, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Steven Paul Schinke, Ph.D., Steven Paul Schinke, Ph.D. Professor School of Social W…
Coping with a handicapped child
Preventing cigarette smoking with youth
Personal coping and social support for parents of handicapped children
Coping Skills Training for School-Age Mothers
This study reports the development and evaluation of a program to increase adolescent mothers' ability to cope by promoting their interpenonal and cognitive skill and social supports. Program development efforts identified high-stress situations for young mothers and informed construction of a skills-training program to improve direct and indirect methods for handling stressful situations. Adolescent mothers in the program more than a comparison …
Community Mental Health and Behavioral-Ecology
Helping maltreated children
Psychological correlates of teenage motherhood
Teenage Sexuality, Pregnancy, and Childbearing
Journal Article Teenage Sexuality, Pregnancy, and Childbearing Get access Teenage Sexuality, Pregnancy, and Childbearing. Edited by Frank F. Furstenberg, Richard Lincoln and Jane Menken. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1981. 423 pp. $22.95 cloth, $10.50 paper. Steven Paul Schinke Steven Paul Schinke School of Social Work, University of Washington, Seattle Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scho…
Teenage Pregnancy and Public Policy
Pregnancy among teenagers has caused widespread concern. The number of pregnant adolescents and the difficulties they face are significant. This paper outlines what social science reveals about the scope and consequences of teenage pregnancy. The authors review the history of policies and legislation that have addressed the problem and summarize the complexities of public involvement in teenagers' contraception, unplanned pregnancy, and parenthoo…
Primary prevention services for children and youth
Psychological correlates of teenage motherhood
Hassles, Role Strain, and Peer Relations in Young Adolescents
The impact of hassles, or daily stressors, on the lives of adults has been demonstrated by Lazarus and his colleagues. Conceptual relevance of the hassles construct for young adolescent populations, theoretical interplay between self-reported hassles and role strain in youth, and the relationship between role strain and adolescent peer relations have received scant research attention to date. To address these issues, the authors developed the Ado…
Coping with a handicapped child
Teenage Pregnancy and Public Policy
Pregnancy among teenagers has caused widespread concern. The number of pregnant adolescents and the difficulties they face are significant. This paper outlines what social science reveals about the scope and consequences of teenage pregnancy. The authors review the history of policies and legislation that have addressed the problem and summarize the complexities of public involvement in teenagers' contraception, unplanned pregnancy, and parenthoo…
Personal coping and social support for parents of handicapped children
Developing a Web-Based Intervention to Prevent Drug Use Among Adolescent Girls
This paper describes the processes and challenges associated with developing and programming a gender-specific, web-based intervention to prevent drug use among adolescent girls
Cognitive-behavioral skills, social supports, and child abuse potential among mothers of handicapped children
Preparing Students for Junior High School
The entrance into junior high school is a critical but seldom studied event in the life of the adolescent. Little has been done to prepare youths for the transition. This study evaluated a skills building approach to prepare sixth graders for the entry to junior high. The curriculum was administered to two grade schools (n = 138) with two additional grade schools (n= 140) serving as controls. At the conclusion of post testing, youths in the skill…
A critique of progress in adolescent smoking prevention
Utilization of Social Work Research
Journal Article Utilization of Social Work Research: Reaching the Practitioner Get access Robert F. Schilling, MSW, Robert F. Schilling, MSW doctoral candidate School of Social Work Research, Child Development and Mental Retardation Center, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Steven Paul Schinke, Ph.D., Steven Paul Schinke, Ph.D. Professor School of Social W…
Stress-management intervention to prevent family violence
Coping Skills Training for School-Age Mothers
This study reports the development and evaluation of a program to increase adolescent mothers' ability to cope by promoting their interpenonal and cognitive skill and social supports. Program development efforts identified high-stress situations for young mothers and informed construction of a skills-training program to improve direct and indirect methods for handling stressful situations. Adolescent mothers in the program more than a comparison …
Primary prevention services for children and youth
Primary prevention services for children and youth
Helping maltreated children
Psychological correlates of teenage motherhood
Teenage Sexuality, Pregnancy, and Childbearing
Journal Article Teenage Sexuality, Pregnancy, and Childbearing Get access Teenage Sexuality, Pregnancy, and Childbearing. Edited by Frank F. Furstenberg, Richard Lincoln and Jane Menken. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1981. 423 pp. $22.95 cloth, $10.50 paper. Steven Paul Schinke Steven Paul Schinke School of Social Work, University of Washington, Seattle Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scho…
Teenage Pregnancy and Public Policy
Pregnancy among teenagers has caused widespread concern. The number of pregnant adolescents and the difficulties they face are significant. This paper outlines what social science reveals about the scope and consequences of teenage pregnancy. The authors review the history of policies and legislation that have addressed the problem and summarize the complexities of public involvement in teenagers' contraception, unplanned pregnancy, and parenthoo…
Preventing cigarette smoking with youth
Personal coping and social support for parents of handicapped children
Coping Skills Training for School-Age Mothers
This study reports the development and evaluation of a program to increase adolescent mothers' ability to cope by promoting their interpenonal and cognitive skill and social supports. Program development efforts identified high-stress situations for young mothers and informed construction of a skills-training program to improve direct and indirect methods for handling stressful situations. Adolescent mothers in the program more than a comparison …
Community Mental Health and Behavioral-Ecology
Assessment of Refusal Skill in Minority Youth
The Assertive Friend Cartoon Test was developed and evaluated for Native American youth. Preliminary findings on this refusal skill assessment approach are reported. Psychometric data and feedback from adolescent ethnic group spokespersons support using cartoons to augment paper-pencil measurement
A critique of progress in adolescent smoking prevention
Utilization of Social Work Research
Journal Article Utilization of Social Work Research: Reaching the Practitioner Get access Robert F. Schilling, MSW, Robert F. Schilling, MSW doctoral candidate School of Social Work Research, Child Development and Mental Retardation Center, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Steven Paul Schinke, Ph.D., Steven Paul Schinke, Ph.D. Professor School of Social W…
Coping with a handicapped child
Stress-management intervention to prevent family violence
Cognitive-behavioral skills, social supports, and child abuse potential among mothers of handicapped children
Hassles, Role Strain, and Peer Relations in Young Adolescents
The impact of hassles, or daily stressors, on the lives of adults has been demonstrated by Lazarus and his colleagues. Conceptual relevance of the hassles construct for young adolescent populations, theoretical interplay between self-reported hassles and role strain in youth, and the relationship between role strain and adolescent peer relations have received scant research attention to date. To address these issues, the authors developed the Ado…
Preparing Students for Junior High School
The entrance into junior high school is a critical but seldom studied event in the life of the adolescent. Little has been done to prepare youths for the transition. This study evaluated a skills building approach to prepare sixth graders for the entry to junior high. The curriculum was administered to two grade schools (n = 138) with two additional grade schools (n= 140) serving as controls. At the conclusion of post testing, youths in the skill…
Definitions and methods for prevention research with youth and families
Cross-Cultural Service Delivery to Minority Communities
Feasibility of cross-cultural prevention efforts hinges on extensive collaborative interaction. The State-wide Indian Drug Prevention Program (IDPP) emphasis on collaboration resulted in successful delivery of a culturally tailored drug abuse prevention program to six groups of Native American youth in urban and rural communities. Procedures used by IDPP staff are detailed, and process data including attendance, participant demographics, and cons…
Developing a Web-Based Intervention to Prevent Drug Use Among Adolescent Girls
This paper describes the processes and challenges associated with developing and programming a gender-specific, web-based intervention to prevent drug use among adolescent girls
Psychology (20 works) · Developmental psychology (13 works) · Medicine (13 works) · Psychiatry (13 works) · Clinical Psychology (12 works) · Clinical Psychology (12 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (10 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Early Childhood Education and Development (5 works)