… To be identified as hyperactive-aggressive, parents had to rate their children as placing
above the 93rd percentile on either the ADHD or CPRS-R hyperactive-impulsive items and …

… expressed such feelings as joy, love, acceptance, satisfaction, optimism, and strength, although
28% expressed such negative feelings as anger, frustration, or guilt about rearing a child …

… a child were linked to that child’s angry and aggressive behavior … parents. This is consistent
with Patterson’s [1998] view that child-rearing approaches shape continuities in aggressive …

… of this study suggest that, next to deviant SIP and parenting, normative beliefs about aggression
may be a relevant intervention target for children with MID-BIF and aggressive behavior. …

… The parents are plagued with feelings of pessimism, hostility, and shame (9). Denial,
projection of blame, guilt, grief, withdrawal, rejection, and acceptance are the usual parental …

… Parents of preschool children with intellectual disability and disruptive behaviour … trial on
the efficacy of Parent–Child Interaction Therapy [23••] . Children were selected based on CBCL …

… with autism had significantly higher anger scores than the parents of female children. This
finding is consistent with Bristol's (1984) research which found significantly higher stress …

… disabilities (Walker, 1993). In fact, results of a number of studies suggest that noncompliance
is the primary reason that parents of children with developmental disabilities request …

… Whereas some scales exist for assessing aggression in typically developing children, they
do not … disabilities (DD). Parents of 365 children with DD completed the Children's Scale of …

… , exhibited aggressive behavior, and had limited social skills. After mindfulness training, the
parents were able to decrease aggressive behavior and increase their children's social skills…