Pilot Evaluation of Outcomes of Combined Parent-Child Cognitive-Behavioral Group Therapy for Families at Risk for Child Physical Abuse

Runyon, Melissa K.; Deblinger, Esther; Schroeder, Christine

doi:10.1016/j.cbpra.2008.09.006

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“…Following the CPC-CBT model proposed by Runyon et al (2009), Kjellgren, Svedin e Nilsson (2013 evaluated, also in a pilot study, the results of a psychotherapeutic treatment to Swedish parents with a history of physically abusing their children. Participants were 18 families (26 adults and 25 children) and the intervention lasted 16 sessions.…”

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“…Besides involving atrisk groups (parents living in poverty, with several mental health problems), the decision to accept taking part of a treatment program for the aggressive behavior against their children is a complex one, and possibly one of the challenges in recruiting participants. The engagement of such parents until the end of treatment requires much effort, patience and flexibility from the intervention team (Runyon et al, 2009). Studies whose services where offered in the community seemed to be more likely to retain participants (Kolko et al, 2011;Swenson et al, 2010), although such strategy is costly and not easily achievable.…”

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“…With regards to the intervention procedures, three of nine studies used individual psychotherapy (Kolko, 1996;Kolko et al, 2011;Swenson et al, 2010); four used group psychotherapy (Kjellgren et al, 2013;Nicholson et al, 2002;Runyon et al, 2009;Santos & Williams, 2008); one used coaching (Borrego et al, 1999);and Chaffin et al (2004) used a motivational orientation in the initial phase, followed by coaching. Among the nine studies, four have used a RCT design with pre-test/post-test (Chaffin et al, 2004;Kolko, 1996;Nicholson et al, 2002;Swenson et al, 2010); and the remaining used a pre-test/post-test design on the treatment group only (without a comparison group).…”

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Parenting Programs to Prevent Corporal Punishment: A Systematic Review

Santini

Williams

2016

Paidéia (Ribeirão Preto)

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Studies have shown that corporal punishment against children is a common family practice, causing damage to child development. Considering that parents are the main perpetrators of this type of aggression, parenting programs are needed to raise children without violence. This study aimed at performing a systematic review of parenting programs evaluations to reduce corporal punishment. Intervention procedures, as well as design, results and limitations were identified for each study. The PRISMA protocol (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses) was used for reporting the results. A literature survey was conducted in Brazilian databases, as well as English ones from 1994-2014. One Brazilian study and eight international studies were selected as relevant, and only four used randomized controlled trials (RCT). All studies reported satisfactory results in decreasing aggression by parents against their children. Further research in the area with solid methodology is recommended.Keywords: parent training, psychological intervention, punishment, child abuse, family violence Programas Parentais Para a Prevenção do Castigo Corporal: Uma Revisão SistemáticaResumo: Estudos evidenciam que o castigo corporal contra crianças é uma prática familiar frequente e causa prejuízos ao desenvolvimento infantil. Dado que os principais autores das agressões são pais/mães, torna-se necessário o desenvolvimento de programas parentais para orientá-los a educar os filhos sem violência. O presente estudo realizou uma revisão sistemática sobre avaliações de programas parentais com conteúdo específico para redução da prática do castigo corporal. Foram identificados procedimentos de intervenção, delineamentos, resultados e limitações. Utilizou-se o protocolo PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses) para relatar os resultados. A revisão compreendeu bases de dados nacionais e internacionais no período de 1994-2014. Um estudo brasileiro e oito internacionais foram selecionados como relevantes, sendo que apenas quatro utilizaram ensaio clínico randomizado (RCT). Todos os estudos relataram resultado satisfatório na diminuição das agressões dos pais aos filhos. Salienta-se a necessidade da promoção de estudos na área com o devido rigor metodológico.Palavras-chave: treinamento de pais, intervenção psicológica, punição, abuso da criança, violência na família Programas Parentales Para la Prevención del Castigo Corporal: Una Revisión SistemáticaResumen: Estudios demuestran que el castigo corporal contra los niños es una práctica común y causa daños a su desarrollo. Dado que los principales perpetradores de las agresiones son padres/madres, es necesario promover programas parentales para guiarlos a criar a sus hijos sin violencia. Este estudio condujo una revisión sistemática de evaluaciones de programas parentales con contenido específico sobre la práctica de los castigos corporales. Se identificaron los procedimientos de intervención utilizados, diseños, resultados y limitaciones. S...

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2016

Paidéia (Ribeirão Preto)

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“…Runyon and Deblinger (2013) [35] and Foster et al (2007) [34] believed that parent-child interaction and prosocial behavior were positively correlated. However, those studies may ignore gratitude's mediating effect.…”

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“…Foster, Reese-Weber, and Kahn (2007) [34] believed that the demonstration of prosocial behavior by parents in their interactions with their children contributes to the development of this behavior by their children. Runyon and Deblinger (2013) [35]proposed that parents are the models for prosocial behavior, which is established through parent-child interactions.…”

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The Relationship between Parent-Child Interactions and Prosocial Behavior among Fifth- and Sixth-grade Students: Gratitude as a Mediating Variable

Ho-Tang¹,

Tseng²,

Wu³

et al. 2016

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Parent-child interaction, gratitude and prosocial behavior have a crucial impact on psychological development. According to our literature review, these three variables are positively related to one another. Therefore, the authors created a model that treats parent-child interaction as an exogenous variable, gratitude as a mediating variable, and prosocial behaviors as endogenous variables. To test this model, the authors administered the Parent-Child Interaction Scale, the Gratitude Scale, and the Prosocial Behavior Scale, which have good validity and reliability, to a total of 987 fifth-and sixth-grade students in Kaohsiung. In regard of gender, there were 521 males, occupying 52.8%; 466 females, occupying 47.2%. In respect with grade level, there were 482 grade-5 students, occupying 48.8%; 505 grade-6 students, occupying 51.2%. Based on an analysis of data using structural equation modeling (SEM), we reached the following conclusions: 1 There was a significant positive correlation between father-child and mother-child interactions; 2. There was a significant positive correlation between parent-child interaction, gratitude, and prosocial behavior; 3. Gratitude mediated the relationship between parent-child interaction and prosocial behavior.

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Parent‐Child Interaction Therapy for Sexually Abused Children

Urquiza¹,

Blacker²

2011

Handbook of Child Sexual Abuse

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Pilot Evaluation of Outcomes of Combined Parent-Child Cognitive-Behavioral Group Therapy for Families at Risk for Child Physical Abuse

Cited by 61 publications

References 56 publications

Parenting Programs to Prevent Corporal Punishment: A Systematic Review

Parenting Programs to Prevent Corporal Punishment: A Systematic Review

The Relationship between Parent-Child Interactions and Prosocial Behavior among Fifth- and Sixth-grade Students: Gratitude as a Mediating Variable

Parent‐Child Interaction Therapy for Sexually Abused Children

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