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9781593852412

Helping the Noncompliant Child Family-Based Treatment for Oppositional Behavior

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    9781593852412

  • ISBN10:

    159385241X

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-08-03
  • Publisher: The Guilford Press

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Summary

This popular treatment manual presents an empirically validated program for teaching parents to manage noncompliance in 3- to 8-year-olds. Practitioners are provided with step-by-step guidelines for child and family assessment, detailed descriptions of parent training procedures, effective adjunctive treatment strategies, and complete protocols for conducting and evaluating the program. Nationally recognized as a best practice for treating conduct problems, the program is supported by a substantial body of treatment research.

Author Biography

Robert J. McMahon, PhD, is Professor of Psychology at the University of Washington in Seattle. He is also a member of the Conduct Problems Prevention Research Group and Principal Investigator at the Seattle site of the Fast Track Project, an NIMH-funded multisite, longitudinal investigation of the prevention of early-starting conduct problems in high-risk children. Dr. McMahon has coedited a number of books and serves on the editorial boards of several journals.

Rex L. Forehand, PhD, is Professor of Psychology at the University of Vermont and Regents Professor Emeritus at the University of Georgia. He is also Principal Investigator of a CDC-funded parenting project. Dr. Forehand's publications include two coauthored parenting guides. He is a member of 10 editorial boards.

Table of Contents

Child Compliance and Noncompliance
1(19)
Definitions of Compliance and Noncompliance
1(2)
The Significance of Compliance and Noncompliance
3(1)
The Development of Compliance and Noncompliance in Normal (Nonreferred) Children
4(1)
Compliance and Noncompliance as ``Deviant'' Development
5(14)
Final Thoughts
19(1)
Parent Training
20(8)
The Development of Parent Training
21(2)
Common Catalog of Parenting Skills
23(1)
Limitations of Parent Training
23(1)
The Hanf Model of Parent Training
24(4)
Overview of the ``Helping the Noncompliant Child'' (HNC) Parent Training Program
28(14)
The Training Setting
28(2)
Who Should Attend Sessions
30(1)
Parenting Skills
30(1)
Method of Teaching
31(1)
Overview of Skills Taught in the Parent Training Program
32(2)
When to Progress to the Next Skill: Behavioral Criteria
34(1)
Structure of Sessions
35(1)
Training Materials
36(1)
Ethical Considerations
37(1)
Engaging Families in the Intervention
37(1)
Therapists
38(2)
Final Thoughts
40(2)
Assessment Methods and Procedures
42(39)
The Interview
43(6)
The Parent Interview
49(6)
Direct Observation
55(14)
Parent-Completed Questionnaires
69(6)
Parent-Recorded Behavior
75(1)
Assessment of School Problems
76(4)
Posttreatment and Follow-Up Assessments
80(1)
The Feedback Session and Sample Program Outline
81(25)
The Feedback Session
81(11)
Sample Outline of the Parent Training Program
92(12)
Commonly Encountered Problems
104(2)
Phase I: The Skills of Differential Attention
106(24)
Facilitating Child Cooperation and Participation during the First Intervention Session: The Use of Setting Instructions
106(2)
Rationale and Overview of Phase I
108(3)
Parenting Skills
111(9)
Combining Phase I Skills: Differential Attention
120(2)
Homework Assignments
122(4)
Sample Session
126(1)
Commonly Encountered Problems
127(3)
Phase II: The Skills of Compliance Training
130(33)
Rationale and Overview of Phase II
130(1)
The Clear Instructions Sequence
131(19)
Extending Phase II Skills: Standing Rules
150(4)
Extending Phase I and Phase II Skills
154(3)
Sample Session
157(2)
Commonly Encountered Problems
159(2)
The Final Session(s)
161(2)
Adjunctive Interventions
163(19)
Rationale for Enhancing Parent Training
163(1)
Use of a Self-Control Program with Parents
164(2)
Teaching Parents Social Learning Principles
166(11)
Parent Enhancement Therapy
177(2)
Toward the Development of a Self-Administered Version of the HNC Parent Training Program
179(3)
Adaptations for Specific Populations
182(19)
Karen C. Wells
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
183(1)
Adaptations of Parent Training for ADHD
184(6)
Child Abuse and Neglect
190(2)
Developmental Disabilities
192(3)
Other Populations
195(3)
Adherence to Medical Regimens
198(2)
Final Thoughts
200(1)
Review of Treatment Research and Current Directions
201(26)
Laboratory Investigations
201(3)
Immediate Outcome Studies
204(4)
Outcome Studies Examining Generalization and Social Validity
208(6)
Enhancement of Generalization
214(3)
Self-Administered Interventions
217(2)
Comparisons with Other Interventions
219(1)
Current Directions: Moving Toward Prevention
220(4)
Conclusions
224(3)
Appendix A. Parent's Consumer Satisfaction Questionnaire
227(8)
Appendix B. Parent Handouts and Record Sheets
235(32)
Parent Handout 1: Introduction to Phase I
237(2)
Parent Handout 2: Attends and the Child's Game
239(2)
Parent Handout 3: Parent Record Sheet: Child's Game
241(1)
Parent Handout 4: Rewards
242(2)
Parent Handout 5: Parent Record Sheet: Identifying ``OK'' Behaviors to Increase
244(1)
Parent Handout 6: Ignoring
245(1)
Parent Handout 7: Combining Positive Attention and Ignoring (Differential Attention)
246(1)
Parent Handout 8: Introduction to Phase II
247(1)
Parent Handout 9: The Clear Instructions Sequence: Path A
248(3)
Parent Handout 10: Parent Record Sheet: Clear Instructions and Child Compliance
251(1)
Parent Handout 11: The Clear Instructions Sequence: Path B
252(2)
Parent Handout 12: The Clear Instructions Sequence: Path C
254(3)
Parent Handout 13: Challenges in the Use of the Clear Instructions Sequence
257(3)
Parent Handout 14: Parent Record Sheet: Clear Instructions Sequence
260(1)
Parent Handout 15: Standing Rules
261(2)
Parent Handout 16: Parent Record Sheet: Standing Rules
263(1)
Parent Handout 17: Dealing with Situations Outside the Home
264(3)
Appendix C. Social Learning Criterion Tests and Scoring Keys
267(6)
Appendix D. Mealtime Brochure
273(4)
References 277(28)
Index 305

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