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Early childhood behavior > Positive Parenting Program (eECB) > Sanders 2000 iii

Detailed Information

Country	Country: Australia
GDP per capita	26.952
Context details	Children at risk of conduct disorders based on child disruptive behavior and family characteristics (e.g., marital conflict, low income) in Brisbane
Age	3 year old

2. Intervention

Implementation year	N/A
Implementer	Private
Duration (months)	3
Cost	N/A
Intervention details	Self-directed Standard Tripe P: families received program textbooks and workbooks for self-directed training

Evaluation design	Randomized evaluation
Cluster definition	Individual

Sample	Outcome	Test	Source Table	Observations	Statistics on Effects
Complete sample	Behavioral	ECBI-intensity father reported	4	132	YT0: 133.44; YC0: 133.13; YT1: 120.00; YC1: 120.00; SDT0: 27.97; SDC0: 25.46; SDT1: 32.51; SDC1: 22.39; NT0: 75; NC0: 77; NT1: 61; NC1: 71
Complete sample	Behavioral	ECBI-intensity mother reported	4	132	YT0: 155.03; YC0: 155.91; YT1: 120.65; YC1: 120.65; SDT0: 27.13; SDC0: 26.65; SDT1: 30.10; SDC1: 28.42; NT0: 75; NC0: 77; NT1: 61; NC1: 71

Study	Sanders, Matthew R., Carol Markie-Dadds, Lucy A. Tully, and William Bor. "The Triple P-Positive Parenting Program: A Comparison of Enhanced, Standard, and Self-Directed Behavioral Family Intervention for Parents of Children With Early Onset Conduct Problems." Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology 68, no. 4 (2000): 624-640.