Methodological Issues in AIDS Behavioral Research

Design, Measurement, and TradeOff Issues in HIV Research; D.G. Ostrow; et al. Design and Sampling Issues: Ethical Issues and Approaches in AIDS Research; H. Stevenson, et al. Sampling Considerations in Research on HIV Risk and Illness; G. Kalton. QuasiExperimental Designs in AIDS Psychological Research; R.C. Kessler. Measurement Issues: Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Techniques to Develop Culturally Sensitive Measures; R.A. Zeller. Understanding Sexual Behaviors and Drug Use Among African-Americans; M.T. Fullilove, R.E. Fullilove. Response Bias of AIDS-Related Sexual Behavior; J.A. Catania, et al. Recollection in the Kingdom of AIDS; E.F. Loftus, R.T. Croyle. Comments on Loftus and Croyle's Chapter; R.M. Dawes. Analysis and Modeling Issues: Using Surveillance Data for Assessing and Projecting the AIDS Epidemic; V. de Gruttola, M. Pagano. Comment on de Gruttola and Pagano's Chapter; J.M. Karon. Analytic Methods for Estimating HIVTreatment and Other Cofactor Effects; J.M. Robins. The Design and Analysis of Partner Studies of HIV Transmission; N.P. Jewell, S.C. Shiboski. Index.