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The Relationship Between Topics Covered in Educational Psychology Textbooks and Teachers Perceptions of Children's Behavior Problems
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Parental Attributions And Discipline Of Child Behavior
… risk and protective factors implicated in children's development of behavior problems are intertwined. This study, therefore, investigated the relationships among parental depression and anger, attributions of control, discipline, parent-child relationship variables, and children's behavior …
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An evaluation of the effectiveness of Adlerian parent study groups after four weeks and after six weeks
… in changing parents' child rearing attitudes and behavior and their children's behavior after: l)Four, and 2)Six sessions. The Attitude Toward the Freedom of Children--Scale II was used to measure parents' child rearing attitudes; the Child Rearing Practices Scale was used to assess parents' …
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Parent's Opinions of How the School Affects Their Cystic Fibrosis Child
… and how the schools affect their cystic fibrosis children. A questionnaire was given to forty parents to complete. Results showed much variability of parents' opinions toward the children's relationship with the teacher, with peers, and the school. There was a lot of agreement on how the school …
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The Influence of Children's Gender and Behavior on Parental Perceptions
Parents' perceptions of children's behavior may vary depending on the gender of the child and the type of behavior displayed. It is important to delineate which factor(s) influence parental perceptions because parental perceptions directly influence whether or not parents respond to their …
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Mothers' and fathers' self reports of marital satisfaction and perceptions of their children with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder
… consisting of mothers and fathers of ADHD children from intact, two-parent families. All ADHD children were between 6 and 16 years old and had been evaluated by a Licensed Practicing Psychologist or Medical Doctor. All mothers and fathers completed three questionnaires - the Conners Parent …
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Predicting Children's Sociometric Status From Their Behavior
… study investigated the relationship between children's behavior and their popularity by examining two hypotheses. First, the ability of children to integrate themselves into the ongoing activity or conversation when entering a peer group and not to interfere or call attention to themselves …
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The Enhanced Effectiveness of Parent Education with an Emotion Socialization Component
… and reduce incidences of noncompliance in their children, and have been the single most successful treatment approach for reducing problem behavior. However, few parent education programs address emotion regulation and its role in children's development despite the fact that research has …
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Behavior problems in children of battered women
… between the trauma symptoms of mothers and the behavior problems of their children in the context of domestic violence? Mothers' trauma symptoms significantly correlated with their children's behavior problems in these children between the ages of 3 to 10 years. Pearson correlations revealed …
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The Examination of the Link Between Pesticides in Food and Learnig Disorders in Children
… or attention-deficit disorder in school age children.</p> <p>Pesticides that are established neurotoxins have been used for decades in agriculture and home gardening. The research literature on pesticides in food and their impact on children's behavior was examined. Other literature examined …
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Managing classroom behavior of Head Start children using response cost and token economy procedures
The efficacy of three behavior management techniques used in a Head Start classroom was examined. The three techniques included: (a) techniques currently used by the teacher, (b) response cost, and (c) the Level System (token economy). The current study used an ABACA single subject withdrawal …
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Relación entre conductas prosociales y estilos de crianza en niños y adolescentes
Prosocial behaviors are essential for an integral wellbeing and the development of a cooperative society. Since parents are key figures in their children's behavior, the aim of the research was to find the relationship between prosocial behaviors and parenting styles in children and adolescents. To …
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Reduction of fear of the dark in young children
… the reduction of severe nighttime fears in six children. Children with persistent fears of the dark, which resulted in disruption of their families' nighttime routine, and their parents participated in a five-week program consisting of three training sessions and nightly home exercise. A …
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Aspects of attention that affect compliance and general behavior in disruptive and typical children
… concerning whether praise affects compliance and behavior other than compliance (i.e., general behavior) in children with disruptive behaviors. It is unclear whether it is praise or other aspects of general attention, such as descriptions and enthusiasm, that influences children's behavior. The …
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Growing Up Faulkner: Coming of Age, Identity, and Parental Responsibility in Three Faulkner Families.
… largely in the strange coming of age of their children. In the Compson family, the Sutpen family and the Bundren family, the influence of the parents' action or paralysis confuses the identities and roles of their children. The children often look to themselves or to one another in absence of …
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Evaluating Parenting Practices as a Mediating Factor Between Marital Conflict and Children's Adjustment
… marital conflict and externalizing problems in children; however, the study of constructive marital conflict and adjustment problems in children is less developed. Research has also suggested that psychological control is related to children's behavior; however, previous research is unclear as …
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Helping Our Toddlers, Developing Our Children’s Skills (HOT DOCS): An Investigation of a Parenting Program to Address Challenging Behavior in Young Children
… curriculum: Helping Our Toddlers Developing Our Children's Skills (HOT DOCS), using secondary analyses of existing data collected between May 2007 and March 2009. The evaluation studied the impact of specific components of the parent training program on both participants' knowledge and attitudes …
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