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    • Text messaging is a useful reminder tool 

      Balzer, B.W; Kelly, P.J; Hazell, P; Paxton, K; Hawke, C; Steinbeck, K.S
      Published 2014-01-01
      Introduction Longitudinal studies of adolescents must be ‘adolescent-friendly’, to collect data and to encourage maintenance in the study cohort. Text messaging may offer a feasible means to do both. Methods Adolescents ...
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    • Facebook as a recruitment tool for adolescent health research: A systematic review 

      Amon, Krestina L; Campbell, Andrew J; Hawke, Catherine; Steinbeck, Katharine
      Published 2014-01-01
      BACKGROUND: Researchers are increasingly using social media to recruit participants to surveys and clinical studies. However, the evidence of the efficacy and validity of adolescent recruitment through Facebook is yet to ...
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    • Testosterone and its effects on human male adolescent mood and behavior: A systematic review 

      Duke, Sally-Anne; Balzer, Ben W.R; Steinbeck, Katharine S
      Published 2014-01-01
      Purpose: During human puberty, there is an approximate 30-fold increase in testosterone production in boys. This increase is often linked to changes in mood and behavior in adolescence such as aggression, an increase in ...
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    • “You can help people”: Adolescents’ Views on Engaging Young People in Longitudinal Research 

      Cooper Robbins, Spring C; Hawsthorne, M; Paxton, K; Hawke, C; Skinner, S.R; Steinbeck, K
      Published 2012-01-01
      We sought to discover adolescents’ thoughts about participation in longitudinal research and identify recruitment and retention strategies that were meaningful to them. We conducted seven focus groups with 10–15-year-olds ...
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    • Ethanol consumption impairs vestibulo-ocular reflex function measured by the video head impulse test and dynamic visual acuity 

      Roth, Thomas N; Weber, Konrad P; Wettstein, Vincent G; Marks, Guy B; Rosengren, Sally M; Hegemann, Stefan CA
      Published 2014-01-01
      Ethanol affects many parts of the nervous system, from the periphery to higher cognitive functions. Due to the established effects of ethanol on vestibular and oculomotor function, we wished to examine its effect on two ...
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