Practitioner review: The contribution of attachment theory to child custody assessments

Article Abstract:

The area of child custody assessments continues to fail to meet the evidence-based threshold now established in clinical practice. This is despite the existence, for many years, of published guidelines governing the practice of custody assessments available from a number of professional bodies.

United States, Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Custody (Juvenile Law), Evaluation, Custody of children, Child custody

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Evidence that implementation intentions reduce dietary fat intake: a randomized trial

Article Abstract:

The efficacy of involvement depending on the idea of implementation intentions to lessen the dietary fat intake is analyzed. The results are debated in relation to the utility of implementation intentions against the organized interventions to modify the behavior in general populations.

Management dynamics, Practice, Influence, Clinical trials, Dietary fat, Intervention (Psychology)

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