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Evaluation of the Preschool Life Skills Program in Head Start Classrooms: a Systematic Replication

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Specialty Social Sciences
Date 2014 May 13
PMID 24817565
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In an attempt to address risk factors associated with extensive nonfamilial child care, we implemented the preschool life skills (PLS) program (Hanley, Heal, Tiger, & Ingvarsson, 2007) in two community-based Head Start classrooms. A multiple baseline design across classrooms, repeated across skills, showed that the program resulted in a 5-fold increase in PLS and an accompanying reduction in problem behavior, replicating the effects observed by Hanley et al. (2007).

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