Search for dissertations about: "Parenting programs"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 13 swedish dissertations containing the words Parenting programs.
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6. Evaluation of a Swedish universal health-promoting parenting program : effectiveness, cost-effectiveness and predictors
Abstract : Knowledge of universal parenting programs is not as comprehensive as knowledge of targeted parenting programs. Few evaluations of universal programs have to date included a measure of child health and well-being; the focus has rather been on measuring improvement in child behavior problems. READ MORE
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7. Evaluation of a Swedish parental prevention program : youth drunkenness, alcohol-specific parenting and gender differences
Abstract : Background: Research suggests that alcohol-specific parenting and parental prevention programs can be effective in the efforts to prevent underage drinking. The Örebro prevention program (ÖPP) is based on principles of alcohol-specific parenting and encourages parents to maintain restrictive attitudes towards underage drinking, with the aim to reduce youth drinking and drunkenness. READ MORE
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8. Efficacy and predictors of outcome in parent training interventions for children with conduct problems
Abstract : Aggressive and disruptive behaviors in childhood are one of the most common reasons for referral to child psychiatric clinics and are predictive of a range of negative health outcomes later in life. The present thesis comprises four studies of parent training (PT) interventions targeting conduct problems (CP) in children aged 3 to 12. READ MORE
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9. Prevention and prediction of adolescent problem behavior
Abstract : Background: The adolescent period is characterized by a huge leap in social, emotional, and cognitive development. For most people, it passes without major disruptions, but for a substantial number of adolescents, it does not. READ MORE
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10. Substance use in adolescents and young adults: Interactions of drugs of abuse and the role of parents and peers in early onset of substance use
Abstract : Background: Misuse of substances is a major contributor to disability and mortality worldwide. The use of tobacco, alcohol, and illegal drugs in adolescence and young adulthood are well-known risk factors for subsequent substance-related harms. READ MORE