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The Resource Negotiating parent-adolescent conflict : a behavioral-family systems approach, Arthur L. Robin, Sharon L. Foster ; foreword by K. Daniel O'Leary

Negotiating parent-adolescent conflict : a behavioral-family systems approach, Arthur L. Robin, Sharon L. Foster ; foreword by K. Daniel O'Leary

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The increasing incidence of teenage conflict with parents and/or institutions indicates the dire need for an effective means to handle adolescent difficulties. Therapists of many diverse backgrounds have long debated the efficacy of particular approaches to parent-adolescent discord, some focusing on parental training in the management of adolescents, some on the marital relationship as the key to disturbance, and others on the adolescent as an individual. The authors of this book are among the first of the researchers and practitioners engaged in this debate to recognize the need for an intervention strategy that utilizes both cognitive-behavioral and family systems theories, thus broadening the descriptive and analytical skills necessary to in-depth treatment planning. To this end, the authors have forged an integrative model for the assessment and treatment of these conflicted family members. Central to their model are concepts such as family structure, belief systems, problem solving abilities, and communication patterns. There is a fine line between producing change because all parties involved see the change as beneficial and producing change that only the parent or the adolescent sees as desirable This book goes a long way in helping parents and adolescents negotiate adolescence and make changes that are seen as desirable by all. -- from Book Jacket and Foreword
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eng
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1 online resource (xii, 338 pages)
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  • Introduction
  • Theoretical orientation
  • Empirical evaluation of behavioral-family systems theory
  • Assessment: overview and interviewing
  • Questionnaire and observational assessment
  • Conceptualizing and integrating assessment data
  • Treatment: overview and problem-solving training
  • Communication training
  • Cognitive restructuring
  • Functional/structural interventions
  • Sequencing intervention
  • Resistance
  • Case studies
  • Treatment outcome research
  • Future directions
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Negotiating parent-adolescent conflict : a behavioral-family systems approach
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Negotiating parent-adolescent conflict
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a behavioral-family systems approach
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Arthur L. Robin, Sharon L. Foster ; foreword by K. Daniel O'Leary
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eng
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The increasing incidence of teenage conflict with parents and/or institutions indicates the dire need for an effective means to handle adolescent difficulties. Therapists of many diverse backgrounds have long debated the efficacy of particular approaches to parent-adolescent discord, some focusing on parental training in the management of adolescents, some on the marital relationship as the key to disturbance, and others on the adolescent as an individual. The authors of this book are among the first of the researchers and practitioners engaged in this debate to recognize the need for an intervention strategy that utilizes both cognitive-behavioral and family systems theories, thus broadening the descriptive and analytical skills necessary to in-depth treatment planning. To this end, the authors have forged an integrative model for the assessment and treatment of these conflicted family members. Central to their model are concepts such as family structure, belief systems, problem solving abilities, and communication patterns. There is a fine line between producing change because all parties involved see the change as beneficial and producing change that only the parent or the adolescent sees as desirable This book goes a long way in helping parents and adolescents negotiate adolescence and make changes that are seen as desirable by all. -- from Book Jacket and Foreword
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Robin, Arthur L
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616.89/022
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index present
LC call number
RJ503
LC item number
.R63 1989
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
  • dictionaries
  • bibliography
NLM call number
WM 430.5.F2
NLM item number
R655n 1989
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Foster, Sharon L
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The Guilford family therapy series
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  • Behavior therapy for teenagers
  • Family psychotherapy
  • Family psychotherapy
  • Behavior Therapy
  • Family Therapy
  • Parent-Child Relations
  • Psychology, Adolescent
  • Adolescent
  • Adolescents
  • Thérapie familiale
  • Behavior therapy for teenagers
  • Family psychotherapy
  • Ouder-kind-relaties
  • Conflicten
  • Gezinstherapie
  • Familientherapie
  • Generationskonflikt
  • Jugendpsychotherapie
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Negotiating parent-adolescent conflict : a behavioral-family systems approach, Arthur L. Robin, Sharon L. Foster ; foreword by K. Daniel O'Leary
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 318-328) and index
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text
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Contents
Introduction -- Theoretical orientation -- Empirical evaluation of behavioral-family systems theory -- Assessment: overview and interviewing -- Questionnaire and observational assessment -- Conceptualizing and integrating assessment data -- Treatment: overview and problem-solving training -- Communication training -- Cognitive restructuring -- Functional/structural interventions -- Sequencing intervention -- Resistance -- Case studies -- Treatment outcome research -- Future directions
Extent
1 online resource (xii, 338 pages)
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online
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unmediated
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rdamedia
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n
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remote
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(OCoLC)1039997719
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Negotiating parent-adolescent conflict : a behavioral-family systems approach, Arthur L. Robin, Sharon L. Foster ; foreword by K. Daniel O'Leary
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Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 318-328) and index
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volume
Carrier category code
nc
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rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
Introduction -- Theoretical orientation -- Empirical evaluation of behavioral-family systems theory -- Assessment: overview and interviewing -- Questionnaire and observational assessment -- Conceptualizing and integrating assessment data -- Treatment: overview and problem-solving training -- Communication training -- Cognitive restructuring -- Functional/structural interventions -- Sequencing intervention -- Resistance -- Case studies -- Treatment outcome research -- Future directions
Extent
1 online resource (xii, 338 pages)
Form of item
online
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
n
Specific material designation
remote
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(OCoLC)1039997719

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