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Professional Issues in Cognitive and Behavioral Practice for School Psychologistsfor a discussion). Balancing relationships involves meeting children’s needs while working within the constraints of the instructional program and working collaboratively with teachers and the other school personnel involved in delivering the intervention. This all takes place while working to ensur

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b101817re children exhibit impairment and receive treatment (Ginsburg, Becker, Kingery, & Nichols, 2008). Providing evidence-based interventions in the school setting is therefore imperative in effectively preventing and treating externalizing disorders.

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