This study investigates whether children and adolescents in treatment systematically vary in their speed of improvement and if speed of improvement is predictable from baseline information. Two studies were conducted using the Fort Bragg Evaluation sample of 984 treated children. In the first study, a cluster analysis of cases sorted the Child Behavior Checklist timelines… Continue reading Time Patterns of Mental Health Outcomes

There has been a dramatic increase in the number of studies that correlate aspects of the built environment with physical activity. Several publications have summarized the state of the field and have made recommendations on how to move the field forward. This paper describes some of the recommendations and reports on recent progress that has… Continue reading Does the built environment matter for physical activity?