Differences between delinquency in the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. are reviewed, Soviet delinquency prevention provisions are described, and a threefold approach of treatment for delinquency used both in the U.S. and U.S.S.R. is explained. It is noted that in the Soviet Union there is a much greater emphasis on the medical model as an approach to the…

Presents questions reflecting an emphasis on more recent safety issues within laboratory situations. (EB)

Squawk box for safety; pedal patrol curbs bike thefts; instant alarm that teachers can wear. (Author)

The central element of this teaching museum is an open sculpture gallery on the third-floor level, beyond the reach of vandals. (Author/MLF)

Due to rising violent crime rates, crime and fear of victimization have joined health, income and housing as major concerns of older Americans. This guide proposes solutions which reflect the best available information. The three main sections focus on rape of women over 50, its prevention, and education programs and training aids. The guidelines…

The document reports the suggestions offered by workshop participants regarding alternative responses to the problems of delinquent behavior patterns in youth. Recommendations offered include the following: priority must be given to services to children in need, with the goal of preventing entrance into the traditional justice system; programs…

This teaching manual is divided into four sections: (1) general safety information for teachers, (2) special problems in teaching safety, (3) learning experiences for first through third grades and fourth through sixth grades and (4) selected sources of information and safety teaching aids. Subjects include definition and causes of accidents,…

A committee of Illinois educators conducted a survey of the dropout problem in the state. Questionnaires were sent to secondary school administrators, 72 percent of whom returned a completed form. Information was sought on dropout prevention practices and programs. The document summarizes the highlights of the survey and also includes selected…

The work described in this paper on natural environments is designed as an aid in conceptualizing preventive interventions. Primary interest is centered on such questions as: (1) What types of psychological treatments are relevant for social settings?; (2) What are the effects of such treatments upon the behavior of participants in social…

A generalized evaluation model (GEM) has been developed to evaluate primary prevention program impact. The GEM model views primary prevention dynamically; delineating four structural components (program, organization, target population, system) and four developmental stages (initiation, establishment, integration, continuation). The interaction of…

The report is part of a national inquiry initiated in 1966 (One Million Children) in a cooperative effort to identify some of the problem areas of services in Canada for children with emotional and learning disorders. The report of the Ontario Committee gives a provincial focus to the wider 4 year study and reflects local implementation based on…

This pamphlet provides useful tips to parents interested in choosing safe toys for children 2-7 years old. Criteria age given to guide against buying potentially dangerous electrical and nonelectrical playthings. Rules for use and care of outdoor play equipment are suggested. Also described are precautions which parents may take to decrease the…

Presented in this document are several articles concerning recommendations about the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (OSHA) and its implications for higher education. It is time for an educated look at facilities and programs and the beginning of plans which, in the long run, will bring colleges and universities into compliance with…

Two experiments made in a study of the feasibility of keeping children away from harmful household goods through the use of odorous chemical substances which elicit inherent aversive reactions in children are discussed. The subjects, procedure, and results of each experiment are given. The overall results of the study show that, in general, the…