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Do you need academic research to back up your grant proposal?
Many Active Parenting programs have been selected for study by
academics and other professionals. The results of those studies
are available here.
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This new research demonstrates that participation in Cooperative
Parenting and Divorce classes has a positive effect on
co-parenting skills and parent relationships.
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Over 20 Years of Evidence: Active Parenting Works!
Summary
Read and download our new summary of 19 studies that span more
than 20 years of Active Parenting history and provide strong
scientific evidence of the efficacy of the Active Parenting model.
Abstracts
Click here to read abstracts of all the studies in the Active
Parenting evidence base.
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2006
Field Study Results
We recently completed an extensive field study of Active
Parenting Now and Active Parenting of Teens, and
the results are in! |
Research
Categorized by Program
Because of the similarities among Active
Parenting programsthey are derived from the same original program
(The Active Parenting Discussion Program, Popkin, 1983), use
the same theoretical model, teach similar parenting skills, include
specific TAOD, sexuality, and violence prevention information
and training, and use a six-session video-based delivery systemresearch
results showing evidence of effectiveness with one of the programs
lends support for the other programs as well.
Click on a program name to see the research available for
that program, or scroll down to see all research.
1234 Parents!/1234 Padres!
Active
Parenting Now
Also see research for earlier editions of this program:
Active
Parenting Today
Active
Parenting Discussion Program
Active Parenting of Teens
Active
Teaching
Cooperative
Parenting and Divorce
Families
in Action
Free
the Horses
Padres
Activos de Hoy
Parents
on Board
1,2,3,4
Parents! / 1,2,3,4 Padres!
The Effect of a
Family-of-Origin Genogram and Parenting Intervention on Adolescent Mothers'
Level of Differentiation of Self and Parenting Attitudes
Active Parenting Now
Also see research for earlier editions of this program:
Active Parenting Today and Active Parenting Discussion Group.
New!
2006 Field Study Results
Active
Parenting final program evaluation report
Active Parenting Today
Also see research
for other editions of this program, Active Parenting Now and
Active Parenting Discussion Group
Active Parenting:
An Evaluation of Two Adlerian Parent Education Programs
Obesity
prevention in pre-school Native-American children
Effects
of the Active Parenting program on childrens interpersonal behavior
as observed in a playroom setting
A
descriptive study of parenting styles and behaviors of 4-year-old children
when parents participate in a parenting education program
Active
Parenting Discussion Program
Also
see research for other editions of this program, Active
Parenting Now and Active
Parenting Today
Effects
of the Active Parenting program on attitudinal change of parents, parent
perceived behavioral change of children, and parent perceived change
in family environment
Implementing
the Active Parenting program in the Baltimore County Public Schools:
A final report
Excerpts
from the evaluation results of the state of Washington broadcast of
the Active Parenting program
An
evaluation of three parent training programs
Problems
of parenting: Solutions of Science
Reaching
our human potential in Montana: An overview of building human capital
through Montana State University and Active Parenting
Active
Parenting: A video-based program
The
impact of the Active Parenting program on the moral development and
parenting skills of parents
A
case study on the effect of an Adlerian parent education program on
parental attitudes and child rearing techniques
Evaluation
of an Adlerian parent training program with multiple outcome measures
Active
Parenting of Teens
New! 2006
Field Study Results
Active Parenting:
An Evaluation of Two Adlerian Parent Education Programs
Draft
report on Active Parenting of Teens project
Active
Teaching
An Effective Approach
to Consultation
Cooperative
Parenting and Divorce
Divorced/Separated
Parents in Conflict Results from a True Experiment Effect
of a Court Mandated Parent Education Program
- Increasing
Cooperation between Divorced Parents: A Program Evaluation
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Families
in Action
Implementation
and Impact of a Family-Based Substance Abuse Prevention Program in Rural
Communities
Evaluation
of a Family-Based Substance Abuse Prevention Program Targeted for the
Middle School Years
Listed in
the OJJDP's Model Programs Guide (MPG)
Families
in Action
is listed in the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention's
Model Programs Guide (MPG). Click here for details.
Free
the Horses
The Effects of
an Experimental Program on the Self-Esteem of Second-Grade Children
as Measured by the Piers-Harris Children's Self-Concept Scale
Padres
Activos de Hoy
Padres
Activos de Hoy
Parents
on Board
Supporting and
empowering parents to reclaim responsibility for raising healthy children
through; education, advocacy & networking
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