Educators' Resource Center for Youth Sexual Risk Behavior

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I.	INVOLVING DIVERSE STAKEHOLDERS (CONSTITUENTS)
II.	ADDRESSING NEEDS OF TRADITIONALLY UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS*
III.	ADDRESSING STAGE OF ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT AND LEVEL SEXUAL EXPERIENCE
IV.	THEORIES OF BEHAVIOR CHANGE
V.	DEVELOPING A PROGRAM MODEL (LOGIC MODEL)
VI.	EVIDENCE-BASED PROGRAMS AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS
VII.	DECIDING WHETHER AND HOW TO ADAPT A PROGRAM
VIII.	LAWS AND GOVERNMENTAL POLICIES/GUIDELINES

^* The term "underserved" as used here refers to the availability of appropriately tailored sexual and reproductive health-related programs and services.

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