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McDevitt, Daniel S. — MANAGING Migeon, Claude J. (see Kappy) — Moon, Bruce L. — ART-BASED THE INVESTIGATIVE UNIT, WILKINS—THE DIAGNO- GROUP THERAPY, p. 106 p. 7 SIS AND TREATMENT OF ENDOCRINE DISORDERS IN Moon, Bruce L. — ARTIST, THER-McDevitt, Daniel S. — POLICE CHILDHOOD AND ADOLES- APIST AND TEACHER, p. 105 CHIEF, p. 8 CENCE, p. 171 Moon, Bruce L. — ESSENTIALS OFMcEntire, David A. — DISCI- Mijares, Tomas C. — SIGNIFICANT ART THERAPY EDUCATION PLINES, DISASTERS AND TACTICAL POLICE CASES, AND PRACTICE, p. 106 EMERGENCY MANAGE- p. 20 MENT, p. 19 Moon, Bruce L. — EXISTENTIAL Mijares, Tomas C. — THE MAN- ART THERAPY, p. 106McHenry, Lawrence C., Jr. — GAR- AGEMENT OF POLICE SPE- RISON’S HISTORY OF NEU- CIALIZED TACTICAL UNITS Moon, Bruce L. — ETHICAL IS- ROLOGY, p. 165 p. 8 SUES IN ART THERAPY, p. 107McKean, Jerome B. (see J. Hen- Mijares, Tomas C. — TRAINING Moon, Bruce L. — INTRODUC- dricks) — CRISIS INTERVEN- THE SWAT TRAINER, p. 8 TION TO ART THERAPY, p. TION, p. 30 107 Mijares, Tomas C. — CAREERSMcloughlin, Caven S. (see Nolte- FOR THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE Moon, Bruce L. — THE DYNAM- meyer) — DISPROPORTION- MAJOR p. 19 ICS OF ART AS THERAPY ALITY IN EDUCATION AND WITH ADOLESCENTS, p. 107 SPECIAL EDUCATION, p. 142 Milhouse, Virginia Hall (see Hender- son) — A PRACTITIONER’S Moon, Bruce L. — THE ROLE OFMcNiff, Shaun — DEPTH PSY- GUIDE TO UNDERSTAND- METAPHOR IN ART THERA- CHOLOGY OF ART, p. 104 ING INDIGENOUS AND PY, p. 108 FOREIGN CULTURES, p. 68McNiff, Shaun — FUNDAMENTALS More, Harry W. — EFFECTIVE PO- OF ART THERAPY, p. 104 Miller, Laurence — CRIMINAL LICE MANAGEMENT, p. 9 PSYCHOLOGY, p. 31McNiff, Shaun — INTEGRATING More, Terry L. (see More) — EF- THE ARTS IN THERAPY, p. 104 Miller, Laurence — PRACTICAL FECTIVE POLICE MANAGE- POLICE PSYCHOLOGY, p. 32 MENT, p. 9McNiff, Shaun — THE ARTS AND PSYCHOTHERAPY, p. 103 Miller, Susan B. — WHEN PAR- Moriarty, Laura J. — CRIMINAL ENTS HAVE PROBLEMS, p. 85 JUSTICE TECHNOLOGY INMeans, Kevin P. — TACTICAL HE- THE 21st CENTURY, p. 9 LICOPTER MISSIONS, p. 63 Milner, H. Richard — DIVERSITY AND EDUCATION, p. 137 Morrison, Kevin M. — THE COM-Menard, Scott (see Franzese) — PLETE BOOK ON SPEED YOUTH GANGS, p. 44 Miner, Craig (see Storey) — SYS- ENFORCEMENT, p. 63 TEMATIC INSTRUCTION OFMendell, Ronald L. — DOCUMENT FUNCTIONAL SKILLS FOR Munro, Ian R. (see Farkas) — AN- SECURITY, p. 50 STUDENTS AND ADULTS THROPOMETRIC FACIAL WITH DISABILITIES, p. 149 PROPORTIONS IN MEDI-Mendell, Ronald L. — HOW TO DO CINE, p. 174 FINANCIAL ASSET INVESTI- Mink, George (see Ballew) — CASE GATIONS, p. 50 MANAGEMENT IN SOCIAL Myers, Charles Edwin (see Brooke) WORK, p. 122 — THERAPISTS CREATING AMendell, Ronald L. — INVES- CULTURAL TAPESTRY, p 90 TIGATING INFORMA- Miraglia, Dorothy A. (see Brooke) TION-BASED CRIMES, p. 51 — USING THE CREATIVE Myers, Charles Edwin (see Brooke) THERAPIES TO COPE WITH — THE USE OF CREATIVEMendell, Ronald L. — PROBING GRIEF AND LOSS, p. 91 THERAPIES IN TREATING INTO COLD CASES, p. 51 DEPRESSION, p. 89 Mitchell, Simon (see Mazzuki) —Mendell, Ronald L. — THE QUIET UNDERCOVER DISGUISE Myers, Laura L. (see Thyer) — CUL- THREAT, p. 51 METHODS FOR INVESTIGA- TURAL DIVERSITY AND TORS, p. 50 SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE,Mercier, Judith D. (see P. J. Mercier) p. 125 — BATTLE CRIES ON THE Mithaug, Dennis E. (see Wehmeyer) HOME FRONT, p. 125 — THEORY IN SELF-DETER- N MINATION, p. 149Mercier, Peter J. — BATTLE CRIES Nagel, DeeAnna Merz (see Goss) — ON THE HOME FRONT, p. 125 Mobley, Tommy W. (see DeRevere) TECHNOLOGY IN MENTAL — CHAPLAINCY IN LAW HEALTH, p. 70Michel, Donald E. — MUSIC ENFORCEMENT, p. 29 THERAPY IN PRINCIPLE Navarro, Joe — HUNTING TER- AND PRACTICE, p. 105 Moon, Bruce L. — ART AND RORISTS, p. 58 SOUL, p. 105Micozzi, Marc S. — POSTMORTEM Navarro, Joe (see Schafer) — AD- CHANGE IN HUMAN AND VANCED INTERVIEWING ANIMAL REMAINS, p. 177 TECHNIQUES, p. 40CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com AUTHOR INDEX | 197

Nesca, Marc — FORENSIC IN- Orrick, W. Dwayne — RECRUIT- Pazaratz, Don — CONTEXTUAL TERVIEWING IN CRIMINAL MENT, RETENTION, AND RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT, COURT MATTERS, p. 46 TURNOVER OF POLICE p. 126 PERSONNEL, p. 20Newall, Kim (see Junge) — BECOM- Pendzik, Susana (see Johnson) — ING AN ART THERAPIST, p. 97 Osborn, Thomas R. (see Brown) ASSESSMENT IN DRAMA — FORENSIC ENGINEER- THERAPY, p. 96Nicholson, William C. — EMER- ING RECONSTRUCTION OF GENCY RESPONSE AND ACCIDENTS, p. 63 Perkins, John J. — PRINCIPLES EMERGENCY MANAGE- AND METHODS OF STERIL- MENT LAW, p. 46 Osler, William — A WAY OF LIFE, IZATION IN HEALTH SCI- ENCES, p. 169Nicholson, William C. — HOME- p. 16 LAND SECURITY LAW AND Perotto, Aldo O. — ANATOMICAL POLICY, p. 47 P GUIDE FOR THE ELECTRO- MYOGRAPHER, p. 181Nicoletti, John (see Bollinger) — VI- Palermo, George B. — OFFENDER OLENCE GOES TO COLLEGE, PROFILING, p. 77 Perper, Joshua A. — MICROSCOPIC p. 142 DIAGNOSIS IN FORENSIC Palmo, Artis J. — FOUNDATIONS PATHOLOGY, p. 170Noltemeyer, Amity Lynn — DIS- OF MENTAL HEALTH COUN- PROPORTIONALITY IN SELING, p. 86 Perry, Armon R. (see Mazza) — EDUCATION AND SPECIAL FATHERHOOD IN AMERICA, EDUCATION, p. 142 Panichello, Joseph J. — X-RAY RE- p. 124 PAIR, p. 187 O Persaud, T.V.N. (Vid) — A HISTORY Parham, R. E., III — FIREARMS IN- OF HUMAN ANATOMY, p. 159Obenski, Kenneth S. (see Brown) STRUCTOR’S MANUAL, p. 66 — FORENSIC ENGINEER- Perticone, Eugene X. — THE CLIN- ING RECONSTRUCTION OF Park, Hyun-Sook (see Durán) — ICAL AND PROJECTIVE USE ACCIDENTS, p. 63 HELPING STUDENTS WITH OF THE BENDER-GESTALT DISABILITIES DEVELOP TEST, p. 73Obiakor, Festus E. (see Bakken) — SOCIAL SKILLS, ACADEMIC TRANSITION PLANNING LANGUAGE AND LITERACY Phillips, Norma Kolko — CHIL- FOR STUDENTS WITH DIS- THROUGH LITERATURE DREN IN THE URBAN ENVI- ABILITIES, p. 145 STORIES, VIGNETTES, AND RONMENT, p. 127 OTHER ACTIVITIES, p. 146Oestmann, R. Eric — DOWNER’S Pinson, Joseph (see Michel) — MU- PHYSICAL THERAPY PRO- Pasciak, Adam — Jones’ AFTER SIC THERAPY IN PRINCIPLE CEDURES, p. 180 THE SMOKE CLEARS, p. 21 AND PRACTICE, p. 105Oestmann, R. Eric — PROVEN Pasquerella, Lynn (see Smith) — Plach, Tom — THE CREATIVE USE THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE ETHICAL ISSUES IN HOME OF MUSIC IN GROUP THER- TECHNIQUES, p. 180 HEALTH CARE, p. 128 APY, p. 110O’Hara, Andrew F. (see Violanti) — Paton, Douglas (see James) — THE Poizner, Annette — CLINICAL ON THE EDGE, p. 34 CONSEQUENCES OF DISAS- GRAPHOLOGY, p. 73 TERS, p. 57Ohm, Ralph C. (see Campbell) — Pollack, Doreen — EDUCATION- LEGAL EASE, p. 45 Paton, Douglas — DISASTER RISK AL AUDIOLOGY FOR THE REDUCTION IN INDONESIA, LIMITED-HEARING INFANTOlsen, Robert D., Sr. — SCOTT’S p. 55 AND PRESCHOOLER, p. 154 FINGERPRINT MECHANICS, p. 40 Paton, Douglas — DISASTER RE- Ponterotto, Joseph G. — A PSY- SILIENCE, p. 59 CHOBIOGRAPHY OF BOBBYOlson, Dean T. — PERFECT ENE- FISCHER, p. 69 MY, p. 58 Paton, Douglas — PREPARING FOR DISASTER, p. 59 Ponterotto, Joseph G. — A PSY-Olson, Dean T. — TACTICAL CHOBIOGRAPHY JOHN F. COUNTERTERRORISM, p. 58 Paton, Douglas (see Violanti) — KENNEDY, JR., p. 69 WHO GETS PTSD?, p. 81Olson-Raymer, Gayle (see Vohry- Post, Michal (see Storey) — POSI- zek-Bolden) — DOMESTIC Paton, Douglas — TRAUMATIC TIVE BEHAVIOR SUPPORTS TERRORISM AND INCIDENT STRESS IN POLICE OFFICERS, FOR ADULTS WITH DIS- MANAGEMENT, p. 62 p. 32 ABILITIES IN EMPLOYMENT, COMMUNITY, AND RESI-Oost, Tracy S. (see Fairgrieve) — Paton, Douglas — WILDFIRE AND DENTIAL SETTINGS, p. 121 HUMAN SKELETAL ANATO- COMMUNITY, p. 60 MY, p. 173 Post, Michal (see Storey) — POSI- Paton, Douglas — WORKING IN TIVE BEHAVIOR SUPPORTSO’Reilly, James T. (see Schmidt) HIGH RISK ENVIRONMENTS, IN CLASSROOMS AND — GANGS AND LAW EN- p. 60 SCHOOLS, p. 149 FORCEMENT, p. 21 Payne, Brian K. — CRIME AND ELDER ABUSE, p. 55198 | AUTHOR INDEX CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com

Pradhan, Basant (see Bogacki) — Rivers, R. W. — TRAFFIC CRASH Rotatori, Anthony F. (see Rap- PRESCRIPTIONS FOR CHIL- INVESTIGATORS’ MANUAL paport) — CHILD SEXUAL DREN WITH PSYCHOLOG- (LEVELS 1 and 2), p. 64 ABUSE CURRICULUM FOR ICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC THE DEVELOPMENTALLY PROBLEMS, p. 140 Rivers, R. W. — TECHNICAL DISABLED, p. 122 TRAFFIC CRASH INVES-Price, John A. (see DeRevere) — TIGATORS’ HANDBOOK Rowe, Tina Lewis — A PREPARA- CHAPLAINCY IN LAW EN- (LEVEL 3), p. 64 TION GUIDE FOR THE AS- FORCEMENT, p. 29 SESSMENT CENTER METH- Rivers, R. W. — TIRE FAILURES OD, p. 10Prunckun, Hank — INTELLI- AND EVIDENCE MANUAL, GENCE AND PRIVATE IN- p. 65 Ruben, Douglas H. —BEHAVIOR- VESTIGATION, p. 52 AL GUIDE TO PERSONALITY Rivers, R. W. — TRAFFIC ACCI- DISORDERS (DSM-5), p. 120Pumariega, Andres (see Bogacki) DENT INVESTIGATORS’ — PRESCRIPTIONS FOR AND RECONSTRUCTION- Rubin, Phyllis B. — PLAY WITH CHILDREN WITH PSYCHO- ISTS’ BOOK OF FORMULAE THEM—THERAPLAY LOGICAL AND PSYCHIAT- AND TABLES, p. 65 GROUPS IN THE CLASS- RIC PROBLEMS, p. 140 ROOM, p. 131 Rivers, R. W. — TRAFFIC ACCI- Q DENT INVESTIGATORS’ AND Rudofossi, Daniel M. — DEALING RECONSTRUCTIONISTS’ WITH THE MENTALLY ILLQuinnett, Paul (see Lester) — SUI- FIELD MEASUREMENTS PERSON ON THE STREET, p. 10 CIDE IN MEN, p. 115 AND SCALE DIAGRAMS MANUAL, p. 65 Ruggeri, Lynn Tondat (see Lan- R guirand) — THE THINKING Rivers, R. W. — EVIDENCE IN SKILLS WORKBOOK, p. 179Radocy, Rudolf E. — PSYCHOLOG- TRAFFIC CRASH INVES- ICAL FOUNDATIONS OF TIGATION AND RECON- Rumrill, Phillip D., Jr. — RE- MUSICAL BEHAVIOR, p. 108 STRUCTION, p. 66 SEARCH IN SPECIAL EDUCA- TION, p. 148Rakow, Sue F. V. — SIGNS OF Roberts, Albert R. (See Springer) — SHARING, p. 156 SOCIAL WORK IN JUVENILE Rumrill, Phillip D., Jr. — RE- AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE SEARCH IN REHABILITA-Rappaport, Sol R. — CHILD SEX- SETTINGS, p. 125 TION COUNSELING, p. 121 UAL ABUSE CURRICULUM FOR THE DEVELOPMENTAL- Roberts, Michael (see Bogacki) — S LY DISABLED, p. 122 PRESCRIPTIONS FOR CHIL- Sagala, Saut (see Paton) — DISAS- DREN WITH PSYCHOLOG-Rea, Kathleen — THE HEALING ICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC TER RISK REDUCTION IN DANCE, p. 110 PROBLEMS, p. 140 INDONESIA, p. 55 Sajnani, Nisha — TRAUMA-IN-Reed, Robert W. (see Brunelle) — Robinson, Lee W. (see Crandell) — FORMED DRAMA THERAPY, FORENSIC EXAMINATION LIVING WITH LOW VISION p. 109 OF INK AND PAPER, p. 35 AND BLINDNESS, p. 150 Salmon, Margaret B. — FOOD FACTS FOR TEENAGERS, p. 166Reichs, Kathleen J. — FORENSIC Roebuck, Julian B. (see Hickson) — Salter, Elizabeth M. (see Kolar) — OSTEOLOGY, p. 177 DEVIANCE AND CRIME IN CRANIOFACIAL ANTHRO- COLLEGES AND UNIVERSI- POMETRY, p. 175Reina, Jacqueline A. (see R. P. Sil- TIES, p. 137 Samuels, Stephanie (see Violanti) — jander) — LITERACY TUTOR- UNDER THE BLUE SHADOW, ING HANDBOOK, p. 135 Rogers, James R. (see Lester) — p. 34 CRISIS INTERVENTION AND Sanchez, Juan O. (see Urbina) —Rengert, George F. — RESIDEN- COUNSELING BY TELE- ETHNIC REALITIES OF MEX- TIAL BURGLARY, p. 40 PHONE AND THE INTER- ICAN AMERICANS, p. 130 NET, p. 114 Sanders, William P. — LAW EN-Rhoades, Ellen A. — AUDITO- FORCEMENT FUNERAL RY-VERBAL PRACTICE, p. 156 Rokosz, Francis M. — PROCE- MANUAL, p. 32 DURES FOR STRUCTURING Sanford, LaRhea D. (see Harley) —Richard, Michael A. — EMPLOYEE AND SCHEDULING SPORTS COMMUNICATION SKILLS ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS, p. 80 TOURNAMENTS, p. 144 FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED LEARNER, p. 150Richard, Michael A. (see Emener) — Rosenthal, Uriel — MANAGING Sanford, LaRhea (see Harley) — VI- A GUIDEBOOK TO HUMAN CRISES, p. 9 SUAL IMPAIRMENT IN THE SERVICE PROFESSIONS, p. 123 SCHOOLS, p. 150 Ross, Deborah G. — APHASIA RE-Richard, Philippe (see Urban) — A HABILITATION, p. 157 STEREOTAXIC ATLAS OF THE NEW ZEALAND RAB- BIT’S BRAIN, p. 159Rivers, R. W. — BASIC PHYSICS, p. 64CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com AUTHOR INDEX | 199

Sapp, Marty — PRIMER ON Schultes, Richard Evans — THE Siljander, Raymond P. — INTRO- EFFECT SIZES, SIMPLE BOTANY AND CHEMISTRY DUCTION TO BUSINESS AND RESEARCH DESIGNS, AND OF HALLUCINOGENS, p. 172 INDUSTRIAL SECURITY AND CONFIDENCE INTERVALS, LOSS CONTROL, p. 42 p. 73 Schuman, Joel S. (see Grant) — TOXICOLOGY OF THE EYE, Siljander, Raymond P. — LITER-Sapp, Marty — BASIC PSYCHO- p. 167 ACY TUTORING HAND- LOGICAL MEASUREMENT, BOOK, p. 135 RESEARCH DESIGNS, AND Schutt, Nicola S. (see Malouff) — STATISTICS WITHOUT ACTIVITIES TO ENHANCE Siljander, Raymond P. — PRIVATE MATH, p. 74 SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL, AND INVESTIGATION AND PRO- PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILLS, CESS SERVING, p. 52Sapp, Marty — COGNITIVE-BE- p. 140 HAVIORAL THEORIES OF Siljander, Raymond P. (see Fred- COUNSELING, p. 141 Sedky, Karim (see Bogacki) — PRE- rickson) — STREET DRUG SCRIPTIONS FOR CHIL- INVESTIGATION, p. 37Sapp, Marty — HYPNOSIS, DIS- DREN WITH PSYCHOLOG- SOCIATION, AND ABSORP- ICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC Siljander, Raymond P. (see Mazzuki) TION, p. 79 PROBLEMS, p. 140 — UNDERCOVER DISGUISE METHODS FOR INVESTIGA-Sapp, Marty — PSYCHODYNAM- Selman, Joseph — ELEMENTS OF TORS, p. 50 IC, AFFECTIVE, AND BE- RADIOBIOLOGY, p. 188 HAVIORAL THEORIES TO Siljander, Roger A. (see R. P. Sil- PSYCHOTHERAPY, p. 86 Selman, Joseph — THE FUNDA- jander) — LITERACY TUTOR- MENTALS OF IMAGING ING HANDBOOK, p. 135Sauber, S. Richard (see Gardner) PHYSICS AND RADIOBIOLO- — THE INTERNATIONAL GY, p. 188 Simpson, Cynthia G. (see Bakken) HANDBOOK OF PARENTAL — A SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR ALIENATION SYNDROME, Semple, Dyan (see Burt) — IDENTI- NEW FACULTY MEMBERS, p. 116 FICATION AND INTERPRE- p. 136 TATION OF JOINT DISEASESauber, S. Richard (see Lorandos) IN PALEOPATHOLOGY AND Slatkin, Arthur A. — COMMU- — PARENTAL ALIENATION, FORENSIC ANTHROPOLO- NICATION IN CRISIS AND p. 117 GY, p. 173 HOSTAGE NEGOTIATIONS, p. 22Schafer, John R. — ADVANCED IN- Sergevnin, Vladimir A. (see Jurk- TERVIEWING TECHNIQUES, anin) — IMPROVING POLICE Slatkin, Arthur A. — CRISIS p. 40 RESPONSE TO PERSONS NEGOTIATION FOR LAW WITH MENTAL ILLNESS, p. 6 ENFORCEMENT, CORREC-Schafer, John R. — PSYCHOLOG- TIONS, AND EMERGENCY ICAL NARRATIVE ANALY- Sgaglio, Richard (see Karagiozis) — SERVICES, p. 22 SIS, p. 41 FORENSIC INVESTIGATION HANDBOOK, p. 39 Slatkin, Arthur A. — TRAININGSchlesinger, Louis B. — EXPLORA- STRATEGIES FOR CRISIS TIONS IN CRIMINAL PSY- Shannon, Michael R. (see DeLord) AND HOSTAGE NEGOTIA- CHOPATHOLOGY, p. 78 — POLICE UNION POWER, TIONS, p. 23 POLITICS, AND CONFRON-Schlesinger, Louis B. — PSYCHIAT- TATION IN THE 21st CENTU- Sloan, John J. (see Fisher) — CAM- RIC ASPECTS OF CRIMINAL RY, p. 29 PUS CRIME, p. 141 BEHAVIOR, p. 78 Shostack, Albert L. — SHELTERS Slyter, Steven A. — FORENSICSchmidt, Linda M. — GANGS AND FOR BATTERED WOMEN SIGNATURE EXAMINATION, LAW ENFORCEMENT, p. 21 AND THEIR CHILDREN, p. 127 p. 42Schneider, Robert O. — EMERGEN- Siljander, Raymond P. — CLAN- Smith, Cary Stacy — SUBCLINI- CY MANAGEMENT AND DESTINE PHOTOGRAPHY, CAL PSYCHOPATHS, p. 77 SUSTAINABILITY, p. 60 p. 41 Smith, Cary Stacy — THE PATRIOTSchonely, Jack H. — APPREHEND- Siljander, Raymond P. — FUNDA- ACT, p. 61 ING FLEEING SUSPECTS, p. 22 MENTALS OF CIVIL AND PRIVATE INVESTIGATION, Smith, Jim — A LAW ENFORCE-Schroder, Deborah — EXPLORING p. 52 MENT AND SECURITY OFFI- AND DEVELOPING THE CERS’ GUIDE TO RESPOND- USE OF ART-BASED GEN- Siljander, Raymond P. — FUNDA- ING TO BOMB THREATS, p. 28 OGRAMS IN FAMILY OF MENTALS OF PHYSICAL ORIGIN THERAPY, p. 109 SURVEILLANCE, p. 42 Smith, Jim — Brodie’s BOMBS AND BOMBING, p. 27Schroeder, Fredric K. (see Vaughan) — SOCIAL AND CULTURAL Smith, Sheri — ETHICAL ISSUES PERSPECTIVES ON BLIND- IN HOME HEALTH CARE, p. NESS, p. 151 128200 | AUTHOR INDEX CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com

Snow, Stephen — ASSESSMENT IN Steindler, Arthur — KINESIOLOGY, Sylves, Richard T. — DISASTER THE CREATIVE ARTS THER- p. 168 MANAGEMENT IN THE U.S. APIES, p. 108 AND CANADA, p. 61 Stepney, Stella A. — ART THERAPYSnow, Stephen (see Johnson) — WITH STUDENTS AT RISK, T ASSESSMENT IN DRAMA p. 112 THERAPY, p. 96 Tate, Teresa T. (see Violanti) — ON Stevens, Laura J. — SOLVING THE THE EDGE, p. 34Snyder, LeMoyne — HOMICIDE PUZZLE OF YOUR ADD/ INVESTIGATION, p. 43 ADHD CHILD, p. 152 Taylor, Stanford E. — EYE MOVE- MENTS AND THE FUNDA-Soby, Jeanette M. — PRENATAL Steyn, Maryna (see Iscan) — THE MENTAL READING PRO- EXPOSURE TO DRUGS/AL- HUMAN SKELETON IN FO- CESS, p. 135 COHOL, p. 71 RENSIC MEDICINE, p. 174 Tedim, Fantina (Paton) — WILD-Spearing, Jim (see DeLord) — PO- Stoffel, Joseph — EXPLOSIVES FIRE AND COMMUNITY, p. 60 LICE UNION POWER, POL- AND HOMEMADE BOMBS, ITICS, AND CONFRONTA- p. 28 Tewksbury, Richard (see Vito) — TION IN THE 21st CENTURY, INTRODUCTION TO CRIM- p. 29 Storey, Keith — POSITIVE BE- INAL JUSTICE RESEARCH HAVIOR SUPPORTS FOR METHODS, p. 24Spencer, Sara H. (see Ross) — ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES APHASIA REHABILITATION, IN EMPLOYMENT, COMMU- Thomas, R. G. — EFFECTIVE p. 157 NITY, AND RESIDENTIAL TEACHING IN CORREC- SETTINGS, p. 121 TIONAL SETTINGS, p. 13Spencer-Thomas, Sally (see Bollinger) — VIOLENCE GOES Storey, Keith — CASE STUDIES IN Thomas, R. M. (see Thomas R.) — TO COLLEGE, p. 142 TRANSITION AND EMPLOY- EFFECTIVE TEACHING IN MENT FOR STUDENTS AND CORRECTIONAL SETTINGS,Spiel, Robert E., Jr. — ART THEFT ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES, p. 13 AND FORGERY INVESTIGA- p. 148 TION, p. 53 Thompson, George J. — VERBAL Storey, Keith — POSITIVE BEHAV- JUDO, p. 24Spigner-Littles, Dorscine (see IOR SUPPORTS IN CLASS- Henderson) — A PRAC- ROOMS AND SCHOOLS, p. 149 Thompson, Richard H. — CHILD TITIONER’S GUIDE TO LIFE IN HOSPITALS, p. 128 UNDERSTANDING INDIG- Storey, Keith — SYSTEMATIC ENOUS AND FOREIGN CUL- INSTRUCTION OF FUNC- Thompson, Richard H. — THE TURES, p. 68 TIONAL SKILLS FOR STU- HANDBOOK OF CHILD LIFE, DENTS AND ADULTS WITH p. 129Spitz, Werner U. — Spitz and Fisher’s DISABILITIES, p. 149 MEDICOLEGAL INVESTIGA- Thyer, Bruce A. — CULTURAL TION OF DEATH, p. 170 Storey, Keith — CASE STUDIES IN DIVERSITY AND SOCIAL APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANAL- WORK PRACTICE, p. 125Spring, Dee — IMAGE AND MI- YSIS FOR STUDENTS AND RAGE, p. 111 ADULTS WITH DISABILI- Timmons, Douglas L. (see Kohn) TIES, p. 153 — APPLYING HEALTH ANDSpringer, David W. — SOCIAL SAFETY TRAINING METH- WORK IN JUVENILE AND Straussner, Shulamith Lala Ashen- ODS, p. 80 CRIMINAL JUSTICE SET- berg (see Phillips) — CHIL- TINGS, p. 125 DREN IN THE URBAN ENVI- Tobias, Marc Weber — LOCKS, RONMENT, p. 127 SAFES, AND SECURITY, p. 53Srinivasan, Pratibha — PRACTICAL AURAL HABILITATION, p. 158 Stretch, LoriAnn Sykes (see Goss) Tobin, Thomas — DRUGS AND — TECHNOLOGY IN MEN- THE PERFORMANCE HORSE,Stack, Pamela J. — MY RECOVERY TAL HEALTH, p. 70 p. 188 ZONE, p. 111 Strentz, Thomas — HOSTAGE/CRI- Torres, Tera — CASE STUDIES INStancliffe, Roger J. (see Wehmeyer) SIS NEGOTIATIONS, p. 23 SPECIAL EDUCATION, p. 152 — THEORY IN SELF-DETER- MINATION, p. 149 Stryker, Ruth (see Gordon) — CRE- Torrey, Carol C. (see Cowden) — ATIVE LONG-TERM CARE MOTOR DEVELOPMENTStanford, Gene (see Thompson) — ADMINISTRATION, p. 160 AND MOVEMENT ACTIVI- CHILD LIFE IN HOSPITALS, TIES FOR PRESCHOOLERS p. 128 Stryker, Ruth (see Grant) — CRE- AND INFANTS WITH DE- ATIVE LONG-TERM CARE LAYS, p. 153Steele, George E. (see Gordon) — ADMINISTRATION, p. 160 THE UNDECIDED COLLEGE Touzel, Timothy J. (see Hunt) — EF- STUDENT, p. 136 Stryker, Stephanie — SPEECH AF- FECTIVE TEACHING, p. 134 TER STROKE, p. 158 Travers, Joseph Anthony. — IN- TRODUCTION TO PRIVATE INVESTIGATION, p. 53CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com AUTHOR INDEX | 201

Travers, Joshua M. (see Travers) — Vardalis, James J. — ISSUES AND Walker, Robert — MUSIC EDUCA- INTRODUCTION TO PRI- CASES IN LAW ENFORCE- TION, p. 143 VATE INVESTIGATION, p. 53 MENT, p. 24 Wall, Marcus L. “Sandy” (see Mijar-Tregay, Jeanine (see Rubin) — PLAY Vaughan, C. Edwin — SOCIAL es) — TRAINING THE SWAT WITH THEM—THERAPLAY AND CULTURAL PERSPEC- TRAINER, p. 8 GROUPS IN THE CLASS- TIVES ON BLINDNESS, p. 151 ROOM, p. 131 Warren-Gordon, Kiesha (see Hen- Vela, Joel E. (see Urbina) — ETH- dricks) — MULTICULTURALTruan, Mila B. (see Harley) — NIC REALITIES OF MEXICAN PERSPECTIVES IN CRIMI- COMMUNICATION SKILLS AMERICANS, p. 130 NAL JUSTICE AND CRIMI- FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED NOLOGY, p. 30 LEARNERS, p. 150 Violanti, John M. — COPICIDE, p. 33 Waterhouse, Kathryn (see Burt)Tubbs, R. Shane (see Persaud) — A — IDENTIFICATION AND HISTORY OF HUMAN ANAT- Violanti, John M. — DYING FOR INTERPRETATION OF JOINT OMY, p. 159 THE JOB, p. 33 DISEASE IN PALEOPATHOL- OGY AND FORENSIC AN-Tuttle, Dean W. — SELF-ESTEEM Violanti, John M. — ON THE THROPOLOGY, p. 173 AND ADJUSTING WITH EDGE, p. 34 BLINDNESS, p. 151 Watson, Sam D., Jr. — DOGS FOR Violanti, John M. — POLICE SUI- POLICE SERVICE, p. 11Tuttle, Naomi R. (see D. W. Tuttle) CIDE, p. 34 — SELF-ESTEEM AND AD- Waugh, William L., Jr. (see Sylves) JUSTING WITH BLINDNESS, Violanti, John M. (see Bartone) — — DISASTER MANAGEMENT p. 151 ENHANCING HUMAN PER- IN THE U.S. AND CANADA, FORMANCE IN SECURITY p. 61Tyler, Neal — TALKING ETHICS OPERATIONS, p. 48 Webb, Howard — MANAGING WITH COPS, p. 23 Violanti John M. (see Paton) — THE USE OF FORCE INCI- TRAUMATIC STRESS IN DENT, p. 25 U POLICE OFFICERS, p. 32 Wecht, Cyril H. (see Perper) —Urban, Ivan — A STEREOTAXIC Violanti, John M. (see Hackett) — MICROSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS ATLAS OF THE NEW ZEA- POLICE SUICIDE, p. 30 IN FORENSIC PATHOLOGY, LAND RABBIT’S BRAIN, p. 159 p. 170 Violanti, John M. (see Paton) —Urbina, Martin Guevara — A COM- WORKING IN HIGH RISK Wedel, Vicki L. — BROKEN PREHENSIVE STUDY OF ENVIRONMENTS, p. 60 BONES, p. 177 FEMALE OFFENDERS, p. 13 Violanti, John M. (see Van Haute) Wehmeyer, Michael L. — THEORYUrbina, Martin Guevara — ETHNIC — PUBLIC SAFETY SUICIDE, IN SELF-DETERMINATION, REALITIES OF MEXICAN p. 33 p. 149 AMERICANS, p. 130 Violanti, John M. — UNDER THE Weikel, Kim (see France) — HELP-Urbina, Martin Guevara — HIS- BLUE SHADOW, p. 34 ING SKILLS FOR HUMAN PANICS IN THE U.S. CRIMI- SERVICE WORKERS, p. 83 NAL JUSTICE SYSTEM, p. 47 Violanti, John M. — WHO GETS PTSD?, p. 81 Weikel, William J. (see Palmo) —Urbina, Martin Guevara — LATINO FOUNDATIONS OF MENTAL ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCA- Vito, Gennaro F. — INTRODUC- HEALTH COUNSELING, p. 86 TION, p. 138 TION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESEARCH METHODS, p. 24 Weinzetl, Mitchell P. — ACTINGUrbina, Martin Guevara — LATINO OUT, p. 11 POLICE OFFICERS IN THE Vohryzek-Bolden, Miki — DOMES- UNITED STATES, p. 56 TIC TERRORISM AND INCI- Weiss, Peter A. — PERSONALITY DENT MANAGEMENT, p. 62 ASSESSMENT IN POLICEUrbina, Martin Guevara — TWEN- PSYCHOLOGY, p. 74 TY-FIRST CENTURY DY- Voris, Steven J. — DEVOTIONS NAMICS OF MULTICULTUR- AND PRAYERS FOR POLICE Werner, S. Benson (see Austin) — ALISM, p. 56 OFFICERS, p. 35 EPIDEMIOLOGY FOR THE HEALTH SCIENCES, p. 182 V W Weston, Paul B. — THE POLICEVan Haute, Mary — PUBLIC SAFE- Wadeson, Harriet (see Junge) — TRAFFIC CONTROL FUNC- TY SUICIDE, p. 33 ARCHITECTS OF ART THER- TION, p. 66 APY, p. 97Van Meter, D. J. — EVALUATING Whamond, Jeffrey O. (see Vohry- DYSFUNCTIONAL POLICE Wadeson, Harriet C. — JOURN- zek-Bolden) — DOMESTIC PERFORMANCE, p. 11 ALING CANCER IN WORDS TERRORISM AND INCIDENT AND IMAGES, p. 112 MANAGEMENT, p. 62 Wadman, Robert C. — POLICE THEORY IN AMERICA, p. 11202 | AUTHOR INDEX CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com

Wiley, Andrew L. (see Rumrill) Wiseman, Dennis G. — THE Woods, DeVere D., Jr. — O’HARA’S — RESEARCH IN SPECIAL AMERICAN FAMILY, p. 69 FUNDAMENTALS OF CRIMI- EDUCATION, p. 148 NAL INVESTIGATION, p. 26 Wodarski, John S. — ADOLES-Wilkes, Jane K. — THE ROLE OF CENT DEPRESSION AND Worring, Raymond W. (see Hibbard) COMPANION ANIMALS IN SUICIDE, p. 116 — FORENSIC HYPNOSIS, p. 38 COUNSELING AND PSY- CHOLOGY, p. 86 Wodarski, John S. (see Thyer) — Worring, Raymond W. (see Hibbard) CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND — PSYCHIC CRIMINOLOGY,Williams, Cliff — CHOOSING TO SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE, p. 38 LIVE, p. 113 p. 125 Wright, Claudia Rodriguez (see Ur-Williams, Howard E. — INVESTI- Wodarski, Lois A. (see J. S. Wodar- bina) — LATINO ACCESS TO GATING WHITE-COLLAR ski) — ADOLESCENT DE- HIGHER EDUCATION, CRIME, p. 43 PRESSION AND SUICIDE, p. 138 p. 116Williams, Howard E. — TASER Y ELECTRONIC CONTROL Wolf, Elizabeth E. (see Coleman) DEVICES AND SUDDEN — ADVANCED SIGN LAN- Yereance, Robert A. — ELECTRI- IN-CUSTODY DEATH, p. 25 GUAGE VOCABULARY— CAL FIRE ANALYSIS, p. 28 RAISING EXPECTATIONS,Willis, Linsey C. — MASTERING p. 155 Yeschke, Charles L. — INTERRO- THE ASSESSMENT CENTER GATION, p. 43 PROCESS, p. 12 Woodall, Karen — UNDERSTAND- ING PARENTAL ALIEN- York, Ronald (see DeLord) — LAWWilson, A. Bennett, Jr. — A PRIMER ATION, p. 118 ENFORCEMENT, POLICE ON LIMB PROSTHETICS, UNIONS, AND THE FU- p. 181 Woodall, Nick (see K.Woodall) — TURE, p. 29 UNDERSTANDING PAREN-Winkel, Michelle — GRAPHIC TAL ALIENATION, p. 118 Z FACILITATION AND ART THERAPY, p. 112 Woods, DeVere D., Jr. — A REVIEW Zelada, A. J. — A DISPENSING OP- GUIDE FOR O’HARA’S FUN- TICIAN MANUAL, p. 167Wiseman, Dennis G. — BEST DAMENTALS OF CRIMINAL PRACTICE IN MOTIVATION INVESTIGATION, p. 26 Zhang, Naijian — RENTZ’S STU- AND MANAGEMENT IN THE DENT AFFAIRS PRACTICE IN CLASSROOM, p. 134 Woods, DeVere D., Jr. — INSTRUC- HIGHER EDUCATION, p. 138 TOR POWERPOINT SLIDESWiseman, Dennis G. (see Hunt) — FOR O’HARA’S FUNDAMEN- EFFECTIVE TEACHING, TALS OF CRIMINAL INVES- p. 134 TIGATION, p. 26CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-258-8980 • www.ccthomas.com AUTHOR INDEX | 203

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