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© 2001 by the Journal of Drug Issues Substance Use Survey Data Collection Methodologies Introduction Coverage, Sample Design, and Weighting in Three Federal Surveys Examining Prevalence Differences in Three National Surveys of Youth: Impact of Consent Procedures, Mode, and Editing Rules Learning from Experience: Estimating Teen Use of Alcohol, Cigarettes, and Marijuana from Three Survey Protocols Understanding the Differences in Youth Drug Prevalence Rates Produced by the MTF, NHSDA, and YRBS Studies Examining Substance Abuse Data Collection Methodologies Commentary Commentary Commentary Selected Papers Open Marginality: Heroin Epidemics in Different Groups Self-Perceived Job Skills and Employment Barriers among Non-drug Using and Chronic Drug Using Welfare-to-work Participants A Longitudinal Analysis of Drug Use Reporting among Houston Arrestees 12-Step Program Participation and Effectiveness: Do Gender and Ethnic Differences Exist? High Risk Drug Use Sites, Meaning and Practice: Implications for AIDS Prevention JDI is a publication of the School of Criminology & Criminal Justice.
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