Children's Social Behavior. Development, Assessment, and Modification

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
CONTRIBUTORS, Pages ix-x
PREFACE, Pages xi-xiii, PHILLIP S. STRAIN
CHAPTER 1 - A Contemporary Perspective on Social Development, Pages 3-47, Robert B. Cairns
CHAPTER 2 - “A Chip off the Old Block”: Some Interpersonal Characteristics of Coercive Children across Generations, Pages 49-91, Robert G. Wahler, Jean E. Dumas
CHAPTER 3 - The Peer Relations of Young Handicapped and Nonhandicapped Children, Pages 93-140, Michael J. Guralnick
CHAPTER 4 - Conceptual Issues in the Assessment of Social Competence in Children, Pages 143-179, Frank M. Gresham
CHAPTER 5 - Naturalistic Observations of Children's Social Behavior, Pages 181-213, Annette M.La Greca, Patricia Stark
CHAPTER 6 - Sociometries: Peer-Referenced Measures and the Assessment of Social Competence, Pages 215-284, Scott R. McConnell, Samuel L. Odom
CHAPTER 7 - Social and Language Skills for Preventive Mental Health: What, How, Who, and When, Pages 287-330, Joseph M. Strayhorn, Phillip S. Strain
CHAPTER 8 - Modification of Children's Prosocial Behavior, Pages 331-372, Edward J. Barton
CHAPTER 9 - Social Skills Training with Children: Research and Clinical Application, Pages 373-406, Larry Michelson, Anthony Mannarino
CHAPTER 10 - Programming the Generalization of Children's Social Behavior, Pages 407-443, Trevor F. Stokes, Pamela G. Osnes
INDEX, Pages 445-460