Does Giving Parents Their Choice of Interventions for Child Behavior Problems Improve Child Outcomes?

Overview of attention for article published in Prevention Science, January 2018

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@mcmullarkey https://t.co/qbhO7zMSC1 https://t.co/hYNyeh9vOD https://t.co/HnDPYm5lTX - slightly off-topic

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RT @HV_HARC: Would it be feasible to let parents and caregivers choose their intervention condition in #homevisitingresearch? https://t.co/…

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Would it be feasible to let parents and caregivers choose their intervention condition in #homevisitingresearch? https://t.co/B8KOZUW1ph

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Gerald August, a child-developmental psychologist at University of Minnesota presented at the #HARCmeeting about a Hybrid Double Randomized Client Preference Trial. He's one of the authors on this paper that explores the same subject. https://t.co/5usKxv

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