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Two treatment progrclms, one based 011 a general discussion type model and mother b d 011 a direct instnrtioo model were compared using a sample of 69 Catholic working class chiMren in Tasmania. A two treatment and post eoatrol group design was used. The major datum kluded cbildrcll's pre and poet responses to hypothetical and a real life temptation to sted situation. Signilkant differences in hypothetical measures in favour of the direct training model were found. This did w t bold for the ooe real life temptatiaa situation. A group defined as categorical resisters 011 hypothetical measures was found to predict with 100 per cent accuracy performance in the real life temptatioa to steal situatioa. A further evaluation of the eltkacy of the direct training model I I S compared with the indirect model was mggemd.

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