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  • Treatment Process: A Problem at Three Levels, 1988

    Investigators: Gerald R. Patterson and Patricia Chamberlain

    Publication Date: March 22, 2016

Treatment Process: A Problem at Three Levels, 1988 Treatment Process: A Problem at Three Levels, 1988

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This study investigates the process of therapeutic intervention in the treatment of oppositional children and their parents. As part of an ongoing program of empirical investigation of treatment process variables, Patterson and Chamberlain employ nonreactive observational measures of behavior to assess the effects of family management training on the behavior of extremely antisocial, preadolescent children. This dataset is comprised of two separate raw data files generated from this research. The first includes therapist-client verbal interaction codes for 73 families participating in the Parent Training treatment program conducted at the Oregon Social Learning Center (OSLC). Three phases of treatment were videotaped. Verbal interactions were coded with the Therapy Process Coding System developed at OSLC. The second dataset includes demographic data gathered during the treatment intake interview.
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Product Details
  • 133 variables
  • 153 subjects
  • Raw Data, SPSS and SAS Program Statements, SPSS Portable File, and Instrument
  • User’s Guide to the Machine-Readable Files
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