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Morrison, James K.; Nevid, Jeffrey S. – Journal of Family Counseling, 1976
To facilitate the functioning of family caretakers as care-givers who promote the independent role performance of patient-residents, a seminar was designed to change the atittudes of the 17 caretakers about "mental illness." Using a "demythologizing" approach, the leader induced a significant attitude change. (Author)
Descriptors: Attitude Change, Behavior Change, Family Attitudes, Mental Disorders
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Motto, Jerome A. – Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior, 1976
Patients (N=3,006) admitted to a psychiatric in-patient service because of a suicidal state were contacted to determine if post-discharge plans were followed. Half of those who refused treatment were contacted by telephone or letter on a set schedule. Evidence is that a high-risk population for suicide can be identified. (Author)
Descriptors: Behavior Change, Helping Relationship, Medical Services, Mental Health Programs
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Kilmann, Peter R.; Auerbach, Stephen M. – Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1974
Results were interpreted as supporting Spielberger's notion that trait anxiety reflects a dispositional tendency to respond with anxiety in ego-threat situations and as suggesting that personality trait measures may be more relevant outcome indicators than measures of transitory mood states in marathon therapy research. (Author)
Descriptors: Anxiety, Behavior Change, Behavioral Science Research, Drug Addiction
Hughes, Honore – 1978
Two contingency systems, individual and group, were evaluated for their effects on children's behavior during small group meetings. A group of 48 children, ages 8-14, attended a seven-week residential camp program operated on a token economy system. Ratings of the campers' behavior were made by the counselors on a five-point rating scale at the…
Descriptors: Behavior Change, Behavior Patterns, Behavior Problems, Change Strategies
Lampkin, Ann C.; Taylor, Gary G. – 1974
The day care center is a location where youngsters go during the day for school and group or individual counseling, while continuing to live at home. Juveniles remain in the formalized education and treatment program for approximately four months. Then they graduate into eight months of aftercare. Evaluation measures included recidivism,…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Behavior Change, Correctional Education, Day Care
American Justice Inst., Sacramento, CA. – 1972
The youths attended the center during the day for school and individual or group counseling, while continuing to live at home. Objectives of the program were to increase academic achievement, improve attitude and motivation toward education, decrease post-center truancy and recidivism, and improve the self-esteem of the individual. A group of 62…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Behavior Change, Correctional Education, Day Care
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Tracy, James J. – Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1977
Two evaluation procedures were evaluated in terms of their impact upon client attrition in a community mental health center. The behavioral analysis report, an innovative evaluation procedure, led to more treatment contacts than a traditional evaluation method. Possible effective elements within the behavioral analysis report are discussed.…
Descriptors: Behavior Change, Community Health Services, Evaluation Methods, Helping Relationship
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Murray, Carol A.; And Others – 1975
Previously hospitalized psychiatric patients experienced a psychologically therapeutic day-care program. These aftercare clients were interviewed concerning psychological change in their behavior. The results show that most clients increased their ability to psychologically function and relatively few clients indicated a decrease in their ability…
Descriptors: Behavior Change, Day Care, Experimental Programs, Institutionalized Persons
BAYES, KENNETH – 1967
CURRENT RESEARCH AND THOUGHT ON THE EFFECTS OF ARCHITECTURAL FORM AND COLOR IN THE TREATMENT OF EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED AND RETARDED CHILDREN ARE SURVEYED IN THIS PUBLICATION. TO A LESSER EXTENT, IT COVERS THE RELATIONSHIP OF THERAPY TO BEHAVIOR, NORMAL CHILDREN TO HANDICAPPED CHILDREN, NORMAL ADULTS TO MENTAL PATIENTS, AND CHILDREN TO ADULTS.…
Descriptors: Administration, Adults, Architecture, Behavior