Clinic observations of structured parent-child interaction designed to evaluate externalizing disorders

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A review of parent-child clinic analogs is presented. In particular free play, parent directed play and parent directed chores are evaluated with respect to diagnosis and treatment of children with externalizing disorders.

Parent and child, Parent-child relations

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Analogue observational methods in the assessment of social functioning in adults

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An overview of analogue observational methods used for the evaluation of impaired social performance in adults is presented. In particular role playing and psychometric characteristics are examined.

Social skills

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Analogue assessment of child behaviour problems

Article Abstract:

A review of the analogue assessment measures of child behaviour problems is presented. In particular the psychometric properties of such measures are examined for standardization parameters.

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