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The effectiveness of behavioral training for preschool children

Description:
An examination of the short-term effects of a behavioral intervention program for preschool children, based on parent and teacher assessments for 48 children who participated in the behavior training and 42 children in a control group from 8 randomly selected preschool classrooms in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
Resource Type:
Reports & Papers
Author(s):
Koglin Ute; Petermann Franz
Country:
Luxembourg

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