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Miller, Gary John – 1976
This study investigated the problem-solving effectiveness of family units, in order to account for social class differences in problem-solving ability. Basil Bernstein's theory concerning the role of speech styles in perception and information processing formed the basis for investigation; family speech styles, leadership patterns, and role…
Descriptors: Behavioral Science Research, Communication Research, Communication (Thought Transfer), Family Characteristics
White, Jama Leigh – 1991
The literature regarding the relationship between sexual abuse and eating disorders was reviewed. Overall, women with anorexia and bulimia seem to have similar to slightly higher incidences of childhood sexual abuse than has the general population. At the same times, rates of abuse among eating disordered women, including those who experienced…
Descriptors: Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia, Child Abuse, Eating Habits

Johnson, Julia; Reed, Faye – 1996
This Master's project was designed to implement and evaluate classroom intervention and training in conflict resolution for elementary school students. Subjects were first and third graders from a rural community in north central Illinois. To document the extent of existing student conflict, a teacher survey and journal, playground behavior…
Descriptors: Behavior Change, Childrens Literature, Classroom Techniques, Conflict Resolution
Clark, Keith Edward – 1991
This document reviews the literature from 1949 to the present on psychological effects of husband/father separations and reunifications upon military families. Separations are limited to those that result directly from military duties; divorces, deaths and other permanent separations are not included. The review is organized into two parts, the…
Descriptors: Adjustment (to Environment), Depression (Psychology), Family Problems, Family Size
Gosselin, Robert R. – 1989
This report reviews studies investigating both the characteristics of abusive families and the efficacy of treatment interventions for abusive parents. The investigation emphasizes variables such as the individual characteristics of the parent, individual characteristics of the child, and family patterns that are related to child abuse. Particular…
Descriptors: Child Abuse, Family Counseling, Family Environment, Family Problems
Kohut, Nester C. – 1979
Family conservation is a new approach for strengthening nuclear families on a system level. The family communiversity is an agency developed to effect that approach. A discussion of family conservation on the systems level concerns the need for coping with those forces detrimental to families. The objective of family conservation is to maximize…
Descriptors: Community Programs, Coping, Delivery Systems, Divorce
Byers, Jenny – 1990
This document investigates both immediate and long-term effects of childhood sexual abuse in order to help counselors identify victims and survivors. It is based on a search of the literature on child sexual abuse in the ALICE system in the Alden Library at Ohio University, and the Psychological Literature and Social Sciences Index. Key words used…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Adult Children, Child Abuse, Counselor Client Relationship
Brooks, Michelle; Hamann, Louise; Vetter, Mary – 1997
A program was designed and implemented to improve student vocabulary and comprehension. The target population consisted of 59 students in grades 1, 2, and 3 in a low-income area of a large city in central Illinois. The problems of lack of prior knowledge, poor vocabulary, and insufficient comprehension were documented through data collected from…
Descriptors: Family Problems, High Risk Students, Learning Strategies, Low Income