Original ResearchDeviancy training in male adolescent friendships*
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This research was supported by grant R01 DA07031 from the National Institute on Drug Abuse to the first author; by grant R37940 from the Center for Studies of Violent Behavior and Traumatic Stress, NIMH, U.S. PHS to the fourth author; and by grant P50 MH46690 from the Prevention Research Branch, NIMH, U.S. PHS to John B. Ried. Jovonna Poe, Charles Wetherald, Cindy Li, and Pam Griesler are gratefully appreciated for their efforts in coding the videotapes using the Topic Code. Charles Stevens, Robert Lady, and Robert Hammond are acknowledged for their long-standing support for Oregon Social Learning Center's research through their school district's collaboration. Jan Mustoe has been indispensable in her effort in preparing the manuscript for publication.
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Thomas J. Dishion, Oregon Social Learning Center, Department of Counseling Psychology, University of Oregon.
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Kathleen Spracklen, Oregon Social Learning Center.
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David W. Andrews (now at the Department of Family Relations and Human Development, The Ohio State University).
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Gerald R. Patterson, Oregon Social Learning Center.