Indirect treatment of children via parent training: A burgeoning form of secondary prevention
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Auteurs : Logan Wright [États-Unis] ; Robin Stroud [États-Unis] ; Mary Keenan [États-Unis]Source :
- Applied and Preventive Psychology [ 0962-1849 ] ; 1993.
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Abstract: This study reviews research on the process and outcome of parent training (PT) conducted over the past 20 years. A distinction is made between parent behavioral training and other forms of PT. It is concluded that all forms of PT research have become more molecular in the questions addressed and otherwise more scientifically rigorous. Compared to other forms of psychotherapeutic intervention, PT produces more consistently positive outcome changes and is clearly more economical of professional time and thus of consumer cost. As such, although less than 3% of all previous PT studies have dealt with prevention, PT is recommended as a potential form of secondary prevention worth consideration by applied and preventive psychologists.
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