Training AIDS and Anger Prevention Social Skills in At-Risk Adolescents.

Tests the effectiveness of behavioral skills training based on the Behavioral-Ecological Model among a group of adolescents. Evaluates two interventions: one teaching condom use skills and the other teaching anger management skills. Changes in most skills were significant at postintervention but were not maintained at six months. Few risk-related attitudes or behaviors improved at six months for either group. (Contains 46 references and 3 tables.) (GCP)