Titlebook: Changing Families; Irving E. Sigel,Luis M. Laosa Book 1983 Plenum Press, New York 1983 Alter.Familie.care.children.education.environment.e

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Beyond the Deficit Model,stern society and its basic institutions, including the family, by the year 1984. He goes on to argue that while Orwell may have picked the right year and outcome, he was wrong in attributing that outcome to human efficiency rather than human ineptitude. Bronfenbrenner sees the erosion of the power

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Parents,ntally ill (APA, 1979; Bassuk & Gerson, 1978; Klerman, 1977). Especially striking is the role that the families of many of these patients have had to assume. With an estimated 54% of discharged psychiatric patients returning home, these families have had to undertake the often burdensome task of pri

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Intervention Research on Families,operate when intervention is called for; the second is a description of programs of intervention aimed at children with chronic physical disorders; and the third is a brief review of the attempts of others to intervene at a family level within the pediatric context. This discussion is limited to con

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Individual Differences in Participation in a Parent-Child Support Program, best by exploring these individual differences. Information about the range of experiences within intervention programs might help evaluators explain program effects with greater power and precision and, moreover, might assist program designers in improving the effectiveness of services.

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Changing Families through Parent and Family Education,y be one such resource and support approach to strengthening family functioning. But gaining a clear perspective on the potential of parent education is made difficult by the diversity of opinion and comment proffered under this rubric.

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