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Parental engagement in parent training interventions: findings from the Sinovuyo Caring Families Project
Background: Poor parental engagement in parent training programmes is problematic as it wastes resources, affects prevention research, and prevent parents from engaging in programming that may benefit them. Understanding predictors of engagement, and how it relates to programme outcomes, is central...
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Department of Psychology
2017
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