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Childhood behavior disorders : applied research and educational practices / Robert Algozzine, Loretta Serna, James Patton.

Van Pelt Library LC4801 .A42 2001
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Algozzine, Robert.
Contributor:
Serna, Loretta.
Patton, James R., 1949-
Phi Beta Kappa Library Trust Fund.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Problem children--Education.
Problem children.
Behavior disorders in children.
Child psychopathology.
Child psychotherapy.
Physical Description:
xiv, 441 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Edition:
Second edition.
Place of Publication:
Austin, Tex. : Pro-Ed, [2001]
Contents:
Section 1 Foundational Considerations 1
Chapter 1 Childhood Behavior Disorders in Context 3
Who Are Students with Behavior Disorders? 3
Who Else Receives Special Education? 6
What Is Inclusion? 8
Childhood Behavior Disorders Issues 12
Childhood Behavior Disorders in Perspective 24
Chapter 2 Assessment of Students with Behavior Disorders / Kate Algozzine 27
Defining Behavior Disorders 31
How Behavior Disorders Are Identified 40
Team Decision Making 52
Politics and Services for Students with Behavior Disorders 53
Perspective on Assessment of Students with Behavior Disorders 54
Chapter 3 Characteristics of Students with Behavior Disorders 57
Rationale for Studying Characteristics 58
Characteristic Features of Behavior Disorders 58
Relationship to Other Disabilities 74
Implications for Referral, Assessment, and Intervention 78
Section 2 Theoretical Perspectives of Behavior Disorders 81
Chapter 4 Biophysical Views of Childhood Behavior Disorders 83
Keys to Biophysical Position 84
Biophysical Diagnosis 94
Planning Biophysical Interventions 99
Perspective on Biophysical Position 108
Chapter 5 Behavioral Views of Childhood Behavior Disorders 111
Keys to Behavioral Position 112
Behavioral Diagnosis 123
Planning Behavioral Interventions 125
Perspective on Behavioral Position 135
Chapter 6 Psychodynamic Views of Childhood Behavior Disorders 137
Keys to Psychodynamic Position 138
Psychodynamic Diagnosis 148
Planning Psychodynamic Interventions 154
Perspective on Psychodynamic Position 155
Chapter 7 Ecological Views of Childhood Behavior Disorders 157
Keys to Ecological Position 159
Ecological Diagnosis 162
Planning Ecological Inverventions 166
Perspective on Ecological Position 170
Disturbance in Ecological Perspective 171
Section 3 Intervention 175
Chapter 8 Effective Classroom Management Through Applied Behavior Analysis 177
Fundamental Principles of Applied Behavior Analysis 178
Application of Functional and Contextual Principles Through Classroom Management Strategies 188
Application of Quantitative Principles to Classroom Assessment 199
Perspective on Effective Classroom Management Through Applied Behavior Analysis 206
Chapter 9 Cognitive-Behavioral Intervention 207
Definition and Background Information 207
Behavioral Self-Control 208
Problem-Solving Skills 214
Rule-Governed Behavior 217
Anger Management 223
Cognitive-Behavioral Techniques in Perspective 228
Chapter 10 Social Skills Instruction 229
Background on the Treatment of Social Behaviors 229
Concept of Social Competence 232
Social Skills Curricula 237
Assessment of Social Skills 241
Instruction of Social Skills 247
Social Skills as a Component of Self-Determination 251
Social Skills Instruction in Perspective 255
Chapter 11 Counseling Approaches 257
Thought System Dysfunction Approaches 259
Disturbed Processes and Structures Approaches 261
Self-Derogatory Thoughts Approaches 268
Environmental-Stimulus Disorders Approaches 271
Crisis Counseling 277
Counseling Students of Different Backgrounds 281
Counseling Approaches in Perspective 284
Chapter 12 Parent Involvement 285
Parent-Child Interactions 287
Parent Counseling and Training 291
Family Support in the Public School Program 300
Perspective on Parent Involvement 305
Section 4 Programmatic Considerations 307
Chapter 13 Placement / Kathleen McConnell 309
Placement Patterns 310
Criteria for Placement Decisions 313
Continuum of Services for Children and Youth 316
Issues Related to Transition and Inclusion 323
Innovative Program Models 326
Perspective on Placement 330
Chapter 14 Issues and Transitions Across the Life Span / Robin H. Lock 331
Transition and Early Childhood 332
School-Related Transitions 337
Secondary to Postsecondary Transition 342
Adult Outcomes 346
Issues for Transition Planning 350
Chapter 15 Historical, Current, and Future Perspectives: Celebrate Deviance and Improve the Lives of Children 353
History Tells the Stories 354
Contemporary Practices 363
Future Promises 366
Appendix A Historical Perspective on Behavior Disorders / Sherry Adrian 373.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 387-420) and indexes.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Phi Beta Kappa Library Trust Fund.
ISBN:
0890797196
OCLC:
35848956

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