| PROMOTING HUMAN WELLNESS |
| Contents |
| Foreword |
| Acknowledgments |
 | INTRODUCTION |
 | 1. NEW DIRECTIONS IN HUMAN WELLNESS PROMOTION |
| 1. THE SOCIAL ECOLOGICAL PARADIGM OF WELLNESS PROMOTION |
| 2. THE SOCIETAL CONTEXT OF DISEASE PREVENTION AND WELLNESS PROMOTION |
| 3. PROMOTING WELLNESS |
| 4. COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION, EMPOWERMENT, AND HEALTH |
| 5. GENETIC DETERMINISM AS A FAILING PARADIGM IN BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE |
| 2. WELLNESS PROMOTION RESEARCH: INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES AND PERSPECTIVES |
| 6. CREATING HEALTH-PROMOTIVE ENVIRONMENTS |
| 7. THEORY-BASED EVALUATION |
| 8. PREGNANCY PREVENTION OPPORTUNITIES FOCUSING ON THE YOUNGER SISTERS OF CHILDBEARING TEENS |
| 9. IMMIGRANTS MAY HOLD CLUES TO PROTECTING HEALTH DURING PREGNANCY |
| 10. RACE AND HEALTH |
| 11. HEALTH PROMOTION IN ETHNIC MINORITY FAMILIES |
| 12. VALUING FUTURE HEALTH IN SOCIAL POLICY AND HUMAN HEALTH BEHAVIOR |
| 3. WELLNESS PROMOTION PRACTICE: TOWARD MORE COMPREHENSIVE APPROACHES |
| 13. HEALTH PROMOTION AT THE DAWN OF THE 21ST CENTURY |
| 14. BRIDGING THE CLINICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH APPROACHES TO SMOKING CESSATION |
| 15. DISEASE PREVENTION VERSUS HEALTH PROMOTION |
| 16. PREVENTING DISABILITY IN OLDER AMERICANS |
| 17. AN EDUCATIONAL APPROACH TO ENGAGE HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS IN WELLNESS PROMOTION |
| 18. UNIVERSITY-COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS TO PROMOTE WELLNESS IN CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES |
| 4. WELLNESS PROMOTION POLICY: TOWARD A MORE EXPLICIT CONSIDERATION OF THE POLITICAL CONTEXT |
| 19. STRATEGIES FOR REDUCING YOUTH VIOLENCE |
| 20. ADOLESCENT SEXUALITY AND HEALTH CARE REFORM |
| 21. IMPROVING HEALTH AND SAFETY IN THE AGRICULTURAL WORKPLACE |
| 22. ENHANCING WOMEN'S HEALTH |
| 23. CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IN WOMEN |
| 24. HIV/AIDS PREVENTION |
| AFTERWORD |
| Notes on Contributors |
| Index |