Assessment of Behavior Management and Behavioral Interventions in State Child Welfare Facilities

Wong, Stephen E.

doi:10.1300/08865710802071911

“…Different treatment approaches are frequently used to deal with the issues that are essential in managing aggression and include peer issues, conflict resolution, socio-emotional health and well being, and the child's ability to build healthy and trusting relationships. It is important to implement skills and strategies that will reduce aggressive tendencies (Wong, 2006) however the challenge is in determining whether the approaches.recommended as evidence-based practices are productive for the children in residential settings where CYW's need to manage the daily conflict and aggression that occurs.…”

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Skills and strategies used to manage aggression and conflict with children in residential settings

Kroll¹

2021

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Residential settings are intended to address more serious problems which include childhood disorders, behavioural issues and emotional disturbance. Dealing with aggressive behaviours has begun to represent a multifaceted issue within residential settings indicating the need to examine the most frequently used skills and strategies of Child and Youth Workers when managing children and youth with aggressive tendencies. It is important to implement skills and strategies that will decrease the aggressive tendencies present in children and youth however the challenge is in determining whether these approaches are productive in residential settings to manage the daily conflict and aggression that occurs. This study is a secondary analysis of data from a study focused on Evidence-Based Practices in Group Care. The purpose of this analysis is to examine the interventions used by Child and Youth Workers to manage aggressive behavior within residential settings and determine what role if any education plays in the reported choice of the strategies they use.

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“…Different treatment approaches are frequently used to deal with the issues that are essential in managing aggression and include peer issues, conflict resolution, socio-emotional health and well being, and the child's ability to build healthy and trusting relationships. It is important to implement skills and strategies that will reduce aggressive tendencies (Wong, 2006) however the challenge is in determining whether the approaches.recommended as evidence-based practices are productive for the children in residential settings where CYW's need to manage the daily conflict and aggression that occurs.…”

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Skills and strategies used to manage aggression and conflict with children in residential settings

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2021

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Residential settings are intended to address more serious problems which include childhood disorders, behavioural issues and emotional disturbance. Dealing with aggressive behaviours has begun to represent a multifaceted issue within residential settings indicating the need to examine the most frequently used skills and strategies of Child and Youth Workers when managing children and youth with aggressive tendencies. It is important to implement skills and strategies that will decrease the aggressive tendencies present in children and youth however the challenge is in determining whether these approaches are productive in residential settings to manage the daily conflict and aggression that occurs. This study is a secondary analysis of data from a study focused on Evidence-Based Practices in Group Care. The purpose of this analysis is to examine the interventions used by Child and Youth Workers to manage aggressive behavior within residential settings and determine what role if any education plays in the reported choice of the strategies they use.

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“You Leave in a Body Bag or You Leave on the Points System”: Participant Perceptions of a Points and Levels System of Behavior Management

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Hargrove

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Residential Treatment For Children & Youth

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Assessment of Behavior Management and Behavioral Interventions in State Child Welfare Facilities

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Skills and strategies used to manage aggression and conflict with children in residential settings

Skills and strategies used to manage aggression and conflict with children in residential settings

Skills and strategies used to manage aggression and conflict with children in residential settings

“You Leave in a Body Bag or You Leave on the Points System”: Participant Perceptions of a Points and Levels System of Behavior Management

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