A follow-up comparison of two approaches to parent education: Parent-child participation versus parents only
Jack Craig Shamburger
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Jack Craig Shamburger
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Roadblocks to effective communication are the rather typical parent responses identified by Gordon as being destructive to the parent-child relationship, especially when the child has the problem.The 12 categories of roadblocks include: (1) ordering, (2) warning, (3) preaching, (4) advising, (5) lecturing, (6) criticizing, (7) praising, (8) name-calling, (9) interpreting, (10) reassuring, (11) probing, and (12) diverting.vn CHAPTER I
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Roadblocks to effective communication are the rather typical parent responses identified by Gordon as being destructive to the parent-child relationship, especially when the child has the problem.The 12 categories of roadblocks include: (1) ordering, (2) warning, (3) preaching, (4) advising, (5) lecturing, (6) criticizing, (7) praising, (8) name-calling, (9) interpreting, (10) reassuring, (11) probing, and (12) diverting.vn CHAPTER I
Key concepts: Developmental psychology, Psychology, Parent education