Mitigating aggression and promoting prosocial behavior in aggressive elementary schoolboys.
Mitigating aggression and promoting prosocial behavior in aggressive elementary schoolboys.
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减轻攻击性小学生的攻击性并促进亲社会行为。
DOI:
10.1016/0005-7967(87)90061-1
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发表时间:
1987
影响因子:
4.1
通讯作者:
Eron,LD
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作者:
Dubow,EF;Huesmann,LR;Eron,LD
The effects of four school-based interventions designed to decrease children's aggression and promote prosocial behavior were assessed. One hundred and four aggressive boys, ages 8–13, from ‘Behavior Disorder’ classrooms, were assigned to one of four training conditions: cognitive (self-control) training, behavioral (prosocial skills) training, combined cognitive-behavioral training, or attention/play training. School psychologists trained the boys in small groups for 10 1-h sessions. It was hypothesized that training in both cognitive and behavioral competencies would lead to the most behavioral improvement. Results indicated that, according to teacher report, those children receiving the cognitive-behavioral and attention/play interventions improved significantly more than those exposed to cognitive and behavioral training by decreasing their aggression and increasing their prosocial behavior immediately following the intervention. At 6-month follow-up, only those children exposed to the attention/play intervention remained significantly improved.