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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Abusive parents"”.

  1. The characteristics of the families of physically abused children

    … of structured interviews with both groups of parents: The Circumstances of Injury/Illness Schedule, The Childrearing Attitudes Schedule and the Psychiatric Interview Schedule (which included a mental state examination). The Psychosocial Interview Schedule and an abbreviated IQ test were …

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  2. Principal Perceptions of Training Needs in School Safety in Virginia

    … students and intervening with angry and abusive parents and family members. Significant differences were found between elementary and middle school principals and elementary and high school principals. Findings indicate that middle and high school principals were more concerned with …

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  3. Ouers se belewing van hul seksueel getraumatiseerde kind

    … undertaken to determine the experiences of non-abusive parents who have to deal with their sexually traumatised child. Internationally, there is relatively little research done on the subject and, in South Africa, almost none. Experts have failed to agree on the concept of sexual abuse. The …

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  4. Examination of a behavioral training package for child-abusing parents

    … Scale) that could be used to effectively measure parents’ disciplining attitudes, their feelings about their disciplining practices, and their feelings toward their children.

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