Kinder mit multipler Risikoexposition profitieren von der Teilnahme an „Familien stärken!“
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Kinder mit multipler Risikoexposition profitieren von der Teilnahme an „Familien stärken!“. / Bröning, Sonja; Sack, Peter-Michael; Thomsen, Monika; Thomasius, Rainer.
In: PRAX KINDERPSYCHOL K, Vol. 65, 2016, p. 550-566.Research output: SCORING: Contribution to journal › SCORING: Journal article › Research › peer-review
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T1 - Kinder mit multipler Risikoexposition profitieren von der Teilnahme an „Familien stärken!“
AU - Bröning, Sonja
AU - Sack, Peter-Michael
AU - Thomsen, Monika
AU - Thomasius, Rainer
PY - 2016
Y1 - 2016
N2 - Children with Multiple Risk Factor Exposition Benefit from the German “Strengthening Families Program”The German adaptation of the substance use-preventive family-based Strengthening Families Program 10-14 (SFP, Iowa version) was evaluated in a longitudinal two-year follow-up trial. Participants were N = 292 children with a mean age of twelve years at baseline, and N = 292 parents. We employed a multi-centric, randomized-controlled, two-armed (SFP vs. minimal control condition) study design. Following a “risk moderation hypothesis”, we assumed that children with an elevated risk-exposition R(+) would benefit more than children with a low risk-exposition R(−) irrespective of the preventive intervention, and that R(+) under SFP would benefit more than R(+) under the minimal control condition. “Risk-exposition” was measured in correspondence with the Communities That Care Youth Survey-questionnaire. A total of 28 % of children were classified with an elevated risk level. Children’s reports confirmed our hypothesis: R(+) report a total of eleven improvements, four of these being significantly more distinct than in the other groups (Anxiety-Depressivity, Punitive Parenting of mother, Punitive Parenting of father, Unbalanced family functioning). In three measures an improvement appears solely in R(+) under SFP (Satisfaction with family functioning, School Attachment and Peer Relationship Quality, Quality of Life). Parents’ reports showed a similar tendency, but were less pronounced.
AB - Children with Multiple Risk Factor Exposition Benefit from the German “Strengthening Families Program”The German adaptation of the substance use-preventive family-based Strengthening Families Program 10-14 (SFP, Iowa version) was evaluated in a longitudinal two-year follow-up trial. Participants were N = 292 children with a mean age of twelve years at baseline, and N = 292 parents. We employed a multi-centric, randomized-controlled, two-armed (SFP vs. minimal control condition) study design. Following a “risk moderation hypothesis”, we assumed that children with an elevated risk-exposition R(+) would benefit more than children with a low risk-exposition R(−) irrespective of the preventive intervention, and that R(+) under SFP would benefit more than R(+) under the minimal control condition. “Risk-exposition” was measured in correspondence with the Communities That Care Youth Survey-questionnaire. A total of 28 % of children were classified with an elevated risk level. Children’s reports confirmed our hypothesis: R(+) report a total of eleven improvements, four of these being significantly more distinct than in the other groups (Anxiety-Depressivity, Punitive Parenting of mother, Punitive Parenting of father, Unbalanced family functioning). In three measures an improvement appears solely in R(+) under SFP (Satisfaction with family functioning, School Attachment and Peer Relationship Quality, Quality of Life). Parents’ reports showed a similar tendency, but were less pronounced.
M3 - SCORING: Zeitschriftenaufsatz
VL - 65
SP - 550
EP - 566
JO - PRAX KINDERPSYCHOL K
JF - PRAX KINDERPSYCHOL K
SN - 0032-7034
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