Profiles of Student Life: Attitudes and Behaviors Survey

The Attitudes and Behaviors survey includes:

  • Measures of the 40 Developmental Assets
  • Eight indicators of thriving measures
  • Risk behaviors and high-risk behavior patterns
  • Deficit measures
  • Four Core Measures data required of Drug Free Communities grantees for COMET reporting

    Key survey questions address the Four Core Measures:
  • Young people’s use of alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana in the past 30 days
  • Average age of their first use of alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana
  • Youth perception of the risk involved
  • Youth perception of their parents’ disapproval of substance use

Downloads
Download Sample Pages of the A&B
Download a Fact Sheet of the A&B survey.
Download a sample report for the A&B survey.
Request a Survey Services Info Packet by mail

In your community’s customized A&B survey report, you’ll find a strong link revealed between Developmental Assets, thriving, and risk behaviors, specifically for your youth. The survey report is part of a comprehensive package that includes:

  • Consultation with SI survey experts
  • Clear survey administration instructions
  • A user-friendly report with clearly marked tables and graphs
  • Professional scanning and processing
  • A discounted SI resource of your choice

The revised A&B survey report contains the following:

  • Executive Summary and Four Core Measures pull-out sections
  • Results by grade level and gender (sample size permitting)
  • All survey questions and the constructs they measure
  • Survey response frequencies
  • Descriptions of Developmental Assets, thriving behaviors, risk behaviors, and deficits, and their relevance to young people in your community
  • Reference list
  • List of SI resources for communities, organizations, families, and individuals
  • FAQs

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