2016
DOI: 10.1080/10474412.2015.1089405
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Conjoint Behavioral Consultation: Community–School Collaboration and Behavioral Outcomes Using Multiple Baseline

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“…Information related to the outer setting was mainly captured by the subfactors of cosmopolitanism and external policies and incentives. One reoccurring example related to external policies was the different compensation systems among cooperating actors [ 45 , 46 ]. Similarly, the different actors involved in the programs needed to gather consent from individual legal guardians of children and youths, as well as applying different principles of confidentiality, which also provided a challenge [ 60 , 65 ].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Information related to the outer setting was mainly captured by the subfactors of cosmopolitanism and external policies and incentives. One reoccurring example related to external policies was the different compensation systems among cooperating actors [ 45 , 46 ]. Similarly, the different actors involved in the programs needed to gather consent from individual legal guardians of children and youths, as well as applying different principles of confidentiality, which also provided a challenge [ 60 , 65 ].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It can be a diffi cult situation for a student or the whole school class, requiring very specifi c actions. Collaborative consultation makes it possible to establish a coherent strategy for dealing with a given problem, discuss methods of its implementation and its systematic correction, based on continuous observation of a student's (or group of students, or a class's) reaction to the introduced changes (Meyers, 2004;Bellinger et al, 2016).…”
Section: Work Of the School Psychologist With A Group Of Teachersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Af praksismodellen fremgår det, at data-baserede beslutninger og evidensbasering skal gennemtraenge alle aspekter af skolepsykologers arbejde med både udredning, konsultation og udvikling og implementering af interventioner i skolen. Disse bestraebelser mod at arbejde med evidensbaserede metoder har gennem skolepsykologien i USA bidraget med udviklingen af mange forskellige modeller for både udredende og konsultative samarbejdsformer (Bellinger et al, 2016;Eagle et al, 2015;Gravois, 2012;Reinke et al, 2011;Wong et al, 2018). Som jeg tidligere har beskrevet i dette afsnit, har PPR-professionelles arbejde på tvaers af lande historisk vaeret spaendt ud mellem på den ene side at arbejde udredende og intervenerende med enkelte børn, men samtidig er andre arbejdsopgaver rettet mod at udvikle de almene institutionelle arrangementer.…”
Section: Den Praksisnaere Vending I Skolepsykologien -Aktuelle Perspe...unclassified
“…I dele af de konsultative samarbejdsformer samarbejder PPR-psykologer/konsulenter med de skoleprofessionelle i, hvad der bliver karakteriseret som konsulent-konsultant-relationer med et fokus på konsultantens forståelser af og tilgange til klienters/børns problemstillinger i skolen (Bellinger et al, 2016;Bergan, 1977;Caplan, 1970;Meyers, 1979). I 1960'erne og 1970'erne udgiver Caplan (1963Caplan ( , 1970 flere artikler og bøger, der har fået stor betydning for skolepsykologiens udvikling, og som der ofte henvises til som inspiration for udviklingen af de konsultative samarbejdsformer mellem skolen og PPR.…”
Section: Konsulent-konsultant-centrering -Reproduktion Af Ekspertrolle?unclassified
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