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De Wet op de jeugdzorg in de dagelijkse praktijk pp 219–236Cite as

Gezinsbenaderingen bij jongeren met antisociaal gedrag

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Het besef dat gezinsfactoren een belangrijke rol spelen in de ontwikkeling van probleemgedrag bij jeugdigen heeft geleid tot meer aandacht voor de rol van de ouders bij preventie- of interventieprogramma’s. Dit is vooral het geval bij programma’s die proberen antisociaal gedrag van jongeren te beïnvloeden. In dit hoofdstuk beginnen we met een kort overzicht van de rol van gezinsfactoren in de ontwikkeling van antisociaal gedrag. Vervolgens geven we een aantal voorbeelden van gezinsgerichte interventies die tegenwoordig ook in Nederland worden toegepast bij preventie en/of behandeling van kinderen en jongeren die antisociaal gedrag vertonen. In de daaropvolgende paragraaf zal ingegaan worden op de vraag waarom en op welke wijze deze interventies positieve effecten teweeg zouden kunnen brengen. Met andere woorden: we proberen de ‘veranderingsmechanismen’ (in de onderzoeksliteratuur vaak ‘mediatoren van interventie-effecten’ genoemd) te identificeren en gaan na in hoeverre hier empirisch bewijs voor bestaat.

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Deković, M., Asscher, J., Manders, W. (2009). Gezinsbenaderingen bij jongeren met antisociaal gedrag. In: Graas, D., Liefaard, T., Schuengel, C., Slot, W., Stegge, H. (eds) De Wet op de jeugdzorg in de dagelijkse praktijk. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-313-7203-4_15

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