Daily parenting support for young children with behavior challenges
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This study tests a daily journal program that helps parents notice and encourage positive behaviors in young children who show some challenging behaviors. It may help parents and children build a stronger relationship and reduce conduct problems.
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Who can take part
- Your child must be between 4 and 8 years old.
- Your child shows some challenging behaviors like frequent defiance, aggression, or rule-breaking.
- At least one parent or caregiver is willing to take part and complete short daily questionnaires.
- Both you and your child need to speak and understand Dutch well enough to complete the study forms.
- Your child should not have an intellectual disability (IQ below 70).
- Your child should live with you for most of the week.
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