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Multisystemic treatment of criminality and violence in adolescents by Borduin, C M

“…To discuss the emergent success of multisystemic therapy (MST), a family-based therapeutic approach that has been viewed as a promising treatment for violence…”
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The Ecology of Adolescent Maltreatment: A Multilevel Examination of Adolescent Physical Abuse, Sexual Abuse, and Neglect by Williamson, Jeffrey M, Borduin, Charles M, Howe, Barbara A

“…This study examined the individual characteristics, family relations, and stress/social support of 50 maltreated adolescents and their mothers. Dyads were…”
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Multisystemic Treatment of Serious Juvenile Offenders: Long-Term Prevention of Criminality and Violence by Borduin, Charles M, Mann, Barton J, Cone, Lynn T, Henggeler, Scott W, Fucci, Bethany R, Blaske, David M, Williams, Robert A

“…This article examined the long-term effects of multisystemic therapy (MST) vs. individual therapy (IT) on the prevention of criminal behavior and violent…”
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Perceived family and social support: impact on children by Kashani, J H, Canfield, L A, Borduin, C M, Soltys, S M, Reid, J C

“…The purpose of this study was to investigate the relation of children's perceived family and social support to their behavior and hopelessness. Subjects were…”
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Verbal Conflict Resolution in Families of Serious Juvenile Offenders by Williams, Robert A., Borduin, Charles M.

“…Williams and Borduin examined the outcomes of verbal-conflict episodes in families of serious juvenile offenders versus families of demographically similar…”
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Characteristics of anger expression in depressed children by Kashani, J H, Dahlmeier, J M, Borduin, C M, Soltys, S, Reid, J C

“…To examine anger expression styles in depressed and nondepressed children and to investigate whether the relation between depression and anger expression was…”
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Mother-Adolescent-Sibling Conflict in Families of Juvenile Felons by Schaeffer, Cindy M., Borduin, Charles M.

“…A study examined rates of parent-adolescent-younger sibling conflict in families of juvenile felons vs families of demographically similar controls. Data…”
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Individual characteristics and peer relations of psychiatrically hospitalized aggressive youths : Implications for treatment by KASHANI, J. H, JONES, M. R, BORDUIN, C. M, THOMAS, L, REID, J. C

“…This study identified individual and peer-relations problems of inpatient youths who are aggressive, and whether youths who are aggressive in two settings have…”
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A Critical Review of Psychotherapy Outcome Studies with Adolescents: 1978-1988 by Mann, Barton J, Borduin, Charles M

“…Reviews methods and findings of adolescent psychotherapy outcome studies published from 1978 to 1988. Concludes that evaluations of individual psychotherapy…”
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Children's concepts of the family by Mann, B J, Borduin, C M, Cone, L T, Borduin, B J, Sylvester, C E

“…The past decade has witnessed increased research emphasis on children's developing conceptions of their social environment. In the present study, 64 children…”
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The Use of Imagery Training to Improve Reading Comprehension of Second Graders by Borduin, Beverly J., Borduin, Charles M., Manley, Christopher M.

“…The effects of imagery training on second graders' memory for detail and the ability to make logical inferences were investigated, and their overall reading…”
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Models of divorce therapy: an overview by GLASER, R. D, BORDUIN, C. M

“…This paper provides an overview of the rapidly growing area of divorce therapy and describes three models that are currently used by clinicians: psychotherapy…”
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Multisystemic Treatment of Adolescent Sexual Offenders by Borduin, Charles M., Henggeler, Scott W., Blaske, David M., Stein, Risa J.

“…This study compared the efficacy of multisystemic therapy (MST) and individual therapy (IT) in the outpatient treatment of adolescent sexual offenders. Sixteen…”
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The children's feedback game»; an approach for modifying disruptive group behavior by EPSTEIN, Y. M, BORDUIN, C. M

“…Adult leaders of groups for children are almost invariably confronted with the problem of disruptive child behavior. Although these adults are usually able to…”
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Development of the Concept of Family in Elementary School Children by Borduin, Charles M., Mann, Barton J., Cone, Lynn, Borduin, Beverly J.

“…Two studies were conducted to examine the relation of age, gender, and family structure to children's understanding of the concept of family. In Study 1, 387…”
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Individual, Family, and Peer Characteristics of Adolescent Sex Offenders and Assaultive Offenders by Blaske, David M, Borduin, Charles M, Henggeler, Scott W, Mann, Barton J

“…This study examined the individual functioning, family relations, and peer relations of 60 male adolescents who were divided into 4 demographically matched…”
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Family Interactions in Black, Lower-Class Families with Delinquent and Nondelinquent Adolescent Boys by Borduin, Charles M., Pruitt, Julie A., Henggeler, Scott W.

“…The interaction patterns of 32 black, lower-class family triads (mother-father-son), divided into two equal groups by the son's delinquency status, were…”
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An Investigation of Systemic Conceptualizations of Parent-Child Coalitions and Symptom Change by Mann, Barton J, Borduin, Charles M, Henggeler, Scott W, Blaske, David M

“…Two important theoretical assumptions of family therapy were examined: (a) Child behavior problems are associated with cross-generational coalitions, and (b)…”
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The Relationship between Juvenile Delinquency and Personality Dimensions of Family Members by Borduin, Charles M., Henggeler, Scott W., Pruitt, Julie A.

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Evaluating the Effectiveness of Family Therapies: An Integrative Review and Analysis by Hazelrigg, Mark D, Cooper, Harris M, Borduin, Charles M

“…A number of previous reviews of studies evaluating the effectiveness of family therapy have varied in their conclusions. This review is the first attempt at an…”
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