1. Primary prevention: The search for a new paradigm

   • Herbert A. Marlowe Jr.
   • Richard B. Weinberg

   OriginalPaper Pages: 207 - 212

2. The argument for primary prevention

   • George Albee

   Primary Prevention: Fact Or Fallacy Pages: 213 - 219

3. The argument against primary prevention

   • H. Richard Lamb

   Primary Prevention: Fact Or Fallacy Pages: 220 - 224

4. Reaction

   • Stephen Goldston

   Primary Prevention: Fact Or Fallacy Pages: 225 - 228

5. Reaction

   • Jack Zusman

   Primary Prevention: Fact Or Fallacy Pages: 229 - 232

6. Response to Drs. Lamb and Zusman

   • George Albee

   Primary Prevention: Fact Or Fallacy Pages: 233 - 235

7. Response to Drs. Albee and Goldston

   • H. Richard Lamb

   Primary Prevention: Fact Or Fallacy Pages: 236 - 237

8. Debate on primary prevention: A paradigmatic response

   • Martin Bloom

   Commentary Pages: 238 - 242

9. Comments on the debate on primary prevention

   • Allan Y. Cohen

   Commentary Pages: 243 - 247

10. Primary prevention: Rhetoric and metaphor

    • Anthony R. D'Augelli

    Commentary Pages: 248 - 250

11. Comments on the debate on primary prevention

    • Leonard J. Duhl

    Commentary Pages: 251 - 254

12. The debate on primary prevention: Toward a synthesis

    • David N. Elkins

    Commentary Pages: 255 - 259

13. Primary prevention: Looking for a middle ground

    • Margaret L. Fong

    Commentary Pages: 260 - 263

14. Primary prevention: Key issues and a competence perspective

    • Martin E. Ford

    Commentary Pages: 264 - 266

15. Is there a magic bullet for emotional illness?

    • Thomas P. Gullotta

    Commentary Pages: 267 - 268

16. The concept of primary prevention: Creating new paradigms

    • James G. Kelly

    Commentary Pages: 269 - 272

17. Letter concerning primary prevention debate

    • Gerald Klerman

    Commentary Pages: 273 - 275

18. A comment on the debate on primary prevention

    • Murray Levine

    Commentary Pages: 276 - 283

19. Primary prevention: Should we support both practice and research?

    • Ricardo F. Muñoz

    Commentary Pages: 284 - 292

20. Comments on the debate on primary prevention

    • Vera S. Paster

    Commentary Pages: 293 - 299

21. Comments on debate

    • Helen Reinherz

    Commentary Pages: 300 - 301

22. New directions in the primary prevention of mental problems: Comment on a debate

    • Robin Room

    Commentary Pages: 302 - 306

23. Addendum to debate statement

    • Jack Zusman

    Final Commentary Pages: 307 - 309

24. Last word

    • George W. Albee

    Final Commentary Pages: 310 - 312