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Clinical Interventions with
Families:
Publications in Family
Intervention
Family systems models are not a
‘traditional’ paradigm in Clinical Psychology- are they effective
interventions?
Is there evidence that distressed
family relationships are associated with clinical problems? Is there
evidence that modifying family relationships might reduce clinical
problems? What are the factors that are associated with effective
family interventions? These publications reflect a programmatic
development of a family intervention model, tested and supported
empirically. Each of these studies or descriptions of a family
intervention model contribute to its development.
Barton, C.,
Alexander, J.F., & Robbins, M. (1998).
Tratamiento cognitivo-conductual de los problemas familiars. In
Vicente E. Caballo (Ed.), Manual para el tratamiento
cognitivo-conductual de los trastornos psicologicos.
Madrid,
Spain: Siglo.
Waldron,H.B.,
Turner,C.W., Barton,C., Alexander,J.F., & Cline,V.B.(1997).
Therapist defensiveness and marital therapy process and outcome.
American journal of family therapy,25, 233-243.
Alexander,
J. F., & Barton, C. (1991). Functional Family Therapy. In N. Kaslow
(Ed.), Voices in Family Psychology. Monterey, CA: Brooks/Cole.
Alexander,
J.F., Waldron, H.B., Barton, C., & Mas, C.H. (1989), The minimizing
of blaming attributions and behaviors in delinquent families.
Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 57, 19-24.
Barton, C.,
Alexander, J. F., & Turner, C. W.(1988). Defensive communications in
normal and delinquent families: The impact of context and family
role. Journal of Family Psychology, 1, 390-405.
Barton, C.,
Alexander, J. F., Waldron, H., Turner, C. W., & Warburton, J.
(1985).
Generalizing treatment effects of functional family therapy: Three
replications. American Journal of Family Therapy, 13, 16-27.
Alexander,
J. F., Barton, C., Waldron, H., & Mas, H. (1983). Beyond the
technology of family therapy: The Anatomy of Intervention model. In
K. Craig (Ed.), Behavior modification enters the 1980s. New York:
Brunner/Mazel.
Barton, C.,
& Alexander, J. F.(1980). Functional Family Therapy. In A.S.
Gurman and D. P. Kniskern (Ed.), Handbook of Family Therapy, New
York: Brunner/Mazel.
Students’ Senior Theses in Family Intervention
How have
Davidson students tried to understand Family Psychology and Family
Intervention?
Several
students have ventured into the complicated terrain of studying the
nature of relationships and communication. These data are
sophisticated to collect, code, and analyze statistically. Some of
these studies have sought to understand the roles of gender and
relationship history as determinants of communication and emotional
reactions. In other studies students have performed text analyses of
interviews or administered internet-based surveys to try and
understand parenting roles and discipline.
Students’
Senior Theses: Family Interventions
Generational Transmission of Spanking: A Survey of College Students
and Their Parents
Laetitia Lemoine, 2006
A Study of Physiological Measurements of Interpersonal Empathy
Christina
Auer, 2004
Observational and Physiological Measures of Defensive and Supportive
Communication in Same and Mixed Gender Dyads Caroline Upchurch, 1997 The Physiological Evidence of Defensive and Supportive Communication Katherine McEntire, 1996 to Behavioral Medicine Research to General Clinical Research to Social Research to Research Methods Publications back to main |
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