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What Works for Acting-Out (Externalizing) Behavior: Lessons from Experimental Evaluations of Social Interventions

Author(s): 
Terzian, M., Hamilton, K., & Ling, T.
Organization: 
Child Trends
Publisher: 
Child Trends
Date Published: 
April, 2011

This fact sheet presents lessons learned from 123 rigorously evaluated programs for children and youth that are designed to prevent and/or reduce acting-out or externalizing behavior. Many programs that teach at-risk children and youth how to manage strong emotions can reduce externalizing behavior. This fact sheet includes a chart summarizing the programs and whether they were found to work, not proven to work, or had mixed findings.

Download a copy of What Works for Acting-Out (Externalizing) Behavior: Lessons from Experimental Evaluations of Social Interventions (PDF, 343 KB) from the Child Trends Web site.

Keywords
Topics: 
  • Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Prevention Programs and EBIs: 
  • Social & Emotional Learning Programs
Resource Type: 
  • Fact Sheet

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