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Professionals and Parents

Managing Children’s Behaviour

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  • © 1989
  • Latest edition

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Authors:
  1. Charles Gibb
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  2. Peter Randall
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Table of contents (7 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-viii
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  2. Introduction

    • Charles Gibb, Peter Randall
    Pages 1-4

  3. To define the need for a structured, systematic approach to infant management problems

    • Charles Gibb, Peter Randall
    Pages 5-37

  4. To teach suitable methods of intervention with the problem behaviours of young children

    • Charles Gibb, Peter Randall
    Pages 39-72

  5. To provide an organised framework for intervention with families

    • Charles Gibb, Peter Randall
    Pages 73-102

  6. To provide a method for parent training

    • Charles Gibb, Peter Randall
    Pages 103-117

  7. Test your strength

    • Charles Gibb, Peter Randall
    Pages 119-123

  8. Summing up

    • Charles Gibb, Peter Randall
    Pages 124-124

  9. Back Matter

    Pages 125-126
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For use as a reference book, source book or training course by professionals who help parents with young children. The book details skills and techniques that professionals can use to help parents solve - or prevent - behaviour problems in under-fives. Practical activities and application of theoretical principles illustrate and expand the text throughout. * For instructors - full guidelines are provided on use of the material and sets of handout pages are available separately. * For individual readers - exercises and multiple choice `tests of strength' provide reinforcement of behaviour management.

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