APPENDIX
C
Background Papers
WORKSHOP ON THE SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE BASE FOR HIV/AIDS PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION
Cecil and Ida Green Building (Room 104)
2001 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
Washington, DC
June 12–13, 1995
HIV/AIDS Prevention: Models of Individual Behavior in Social and Cultural Contexts
- Craig Ewart, Ph.D.
Response: What Do People Need to Know about AIDS?
- Baruch Fischhoff, Ph.D.
Response: Cognitive Psychology, Social Networks, and AIDS
- Douglas Heckathorn, Ph.D.
Social Science Intervention Models for Reducing HIV Transmission
- Samuel R. Friedman, Ph.D. and Christina Wypijewska
Response: Social Science Intervention Models: An Ethnographic Approach
- Margaret Connors, Ph.D.
Introduction: On the Concept of Community
- Edward Laumann, Ph.D.
Community Disintegration and Public Health: A Case Study of New York City
- Robert Fullilove, III, Ed.D.
Response: Societal Instability in International Perspective: Relevance to HIV/AIDS Prevention
- Meredeth Turshen, Ph.D.
Communication Campaigns for HIV Prevention: Using Mass Media in the Next Decade
- June Flora, Ph.D., Edward Maibach, Ph.D., and David Holtgrave, Ph.D.