5.	Rivera, D.E., M.D. Pew, and L.M. Collins, "Using engineering control principles to inform the design of adaptive interventions: A conceptual introduction," Drug and Alcohol Dependence, Special Issue on Adaptive Interventions,Vol. 88, Supplement 2, pgs. S31-S40, 2007.	Science Direct
4.	Technical Report 05-73, The Methodology Center, Penn State University, "Engineering Control Approaches for the Design and Analysis of Adaptive, Time-Varying Interventions," D.E. Rivera, M.D. Pew, L.M. Collins, and S.A. Murphy, authors. Parental Function Excel Simulator.	Technical Report
3.	"Engineering Process Control Perspectives on Adaptive, Time-Varying Interventions," Brown Bag seminar to the Methodology Center, Penn State University, April 7, 2004	Presentation
2.	“Model-on-Demand Estimation for Improved Identification and Control of Process Systems,” Workshop on Models for Intensive Longitudinal Data and Functional Data, McGill University, October 11-12, 2003,	Presentation
1.	“Engineering Process Control: Can it Impact the Management of Chronic, Relapsing Disorders?” seminar to The Methodology Center, Penn State University, March 19, 2003.	Presentation