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Assertive Training for Battered Women: A Pilot Program.

Peer reviewed

Jansen, Mary A.; Meyers-Abell, Judith – Social Work, 1981

Describes a pilot program that provides basic communication skills and assertiveness training in a supportive group environment and addressed some of the problems of battered women. The women who participated in the program reported that they had been helped. (RC)

Descriptors: Assertiveness, Battered Women, Communication Skills, Counseling Effectiveness

Teaching Children to Resolve Conflict: A Group Approach.

Peer reviewed

Edleson, Jeffrey L. – Social Work, 1981

Outlines a three-stage training program that focuses on teaching a limited set of skills to children for use in conflict resolution. Stages include readiness activities, skill training, and structured generalization. Results indicate peers and teachers have observed improvement in children who participated in the program. (Author/JAC)

Descriptors: Children, Conflict Resolution, Elementary Education, Group Counseling