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  The effect of training procedures on the maintenance of parental relationship building skills
 
 
Title: The effect of training procedures on the maintenance of parental relationship building skills
Author: Packard, Thomas
Robinson, Elizabeth A.
Grove, Debra C.
Appeared in: Journal of clinical child and adolescent psychology
Paging: Volume 12 (1983) nr. 2 pages 181-186
Year: 1983
Contents: This study was a follow-up comparison of the effect of parent-training method on the relationship building skills of 18 mothers and their normal children (X age = 39.7 mos.). Laboratory observations during child-directed play 11 weeks after training indicated that mothers who were coached via a bug-in-the-ear following self-instruction continued to make gains in nondirective skills after training was discontinued and issued more descriptive statements (p<.01), fewer indirect commands (p<.05), and less negative behavior at follow-up (p<.01) than did placebo-control mothers. Those trained via self-instruction only did not differ from a placebo-control group at follow-up. Uniformly high efficacy and competency ratings suggested that the results were not attributable to differential expectations. The authors concluded that coached practice enhanced the. maintenance of parental relationship building skills.
Publisher: Routledge
Source file: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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