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050 0 4 _aHQ770.W164.W467 1987
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100 1 _aWaldman, Larry,
_d1946-
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245 1 0 _aWho's raising whom? :
_ba parent's guide to effective child discipline /
_cLarry Waldman.
_hPR
246 0 _aWho's raising whom?
260 _aPhoenix, Arizona :
_bUCS Press,
_c(c)1987.
300 _a143 pages :
_bIllustrations ;
_c23 cm
336 _atext
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_2rdacontent
337 _aunmediated
_bn
_2rdamedia
338 _avolume
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505 0 0 _tA short course in behavioral psychology --
_tWhat is behavioral psychology? --
_tImportant points to remember in chapter one --
_tA discussion of the parent-child relationship from the behavioral perspective --
_tParental attention is the most powerful reinforcer --
_tImportant points to remember in chapter two --
_tBehavior modification: the first steps --
_tWho's to blame: dealing with parents' guilt --
_tBaselining --
_tHow to baseline --
_tImportant points to remember in chapter three --
_tPositive reinforcement --
_tPutting positive reinforcement into action --
_tTwo very important rules of reinforcement --
_tSome easy-to-use reinforcers --
_tShaping complex behaviors --
_tSetting positive contingencies: if/then propositions --
_tSpecial time --
_tImportant points to remember in chapter four --
_tExtinction --
_tWhy children misbehave --
_tExtinction procedures --
_tThe need for consistency: the power of intermitten reinforcement --
_tThe extinction effect --
_tThe frustration effect --
_tLogical consequences --
_tWhy do children learn to behave irresponsibly? --
_tThe "good person" syndrome --
_tRationalizing irresponsibility --
_tDeveloping responsibility in children --
_tImportant points to remember in chapter five --
_tPunishment and discipline --
_tIs it dangerous, harmful, destructive, or directly disobedient? --
_tReinforcement comes first --
_tGoals of punishment --
_tDefinition and rules of punishment --
_tTypes of punishment --
_tReinforcing an alternative incompatible response --
_t"I message" --
_tOvercorrection --
_tTime-out --
_tResponse cost --
_tCorporal punishment --
_tCueing (negative reinforcement) --
_tImportant points to remember in chapter six --
_tToken economy systems --
_tGuidelines for token systems --
_tMore complex token systems --
_tAllowances --
_tMoney matters --
_tDealing with noncompliance --
_tSchool-home programs --
_tLong-term programs --
_tImportant points to remember in chapter seven --
_tSpecial situations --
_tDivorce --
_tSingle parenting --
_tStep-parenting --
_tVisitation problems --
_tAdopted children --
_tChildren born to parents "late in life" --
_tPhysically ill children --
_tHandicapped children --
_tImportant points to remember in chapter eight --
_tWhen to get help and how to find it --
_tWhen to seek help --
_tHow and where to find help --
_tSpecific methods to find a therapist --
_tPh.D., M.A., M.S.W., M.C., or M.D.? --
_tQuestions to ask --
_tHow to be a good patient/client --
_tImportant points to remember in chapter nine.
520 0 _aDr. Waldman provides a simple, step-by-step, process, using basic behavioral Psychology, to teach parents how to more effectively manage and modify their children's behavior.
_c~ AMAZON:
_uhttps://www.amazon.com/Raising-Parents-Guide-Effective-Discipline/dp/0943247152/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1573861312&sr=1-1
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650 0 _aDiscipline of children.
650 0 _aChild rearing.
650 0 _aBehavior modification.
653 _aFamily Development.
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_bCynthia Snell
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_dCynthia Snell