2. Find a chapter in this book on a prevention topic that interests you and that contains studies which might be feasible for you to cond u ct fo graduate thesis: A.Carr (2002).

Prevention: What Works wit h Childr en Adolescents? A Critical Review of Psychological Prevention Programmes for Children, Adolescents and their Families. London:

Routledge. Now, using the bibliography at the back of the book, find references to some of the papers describing the studies reviewed in the chapter that interests you. Find these studies in the journals in your university’s library. Or order them on interlibrary loan. Or look up the author’s name on the net, find their current e-mail address and write to them asking for reprints of their articles. Choose a well-designed study as a model and design a new study which would replicate and extend this study.