Article Critique: Social Effectiveness Therapy for Children
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Beidel, Deborah C., Samuel M. Turner, Brennan Young, and Autumn Paulson. Social Effectiveness Therapy for Children: Three-Year Follow-Up. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 73(4), 2005, pp. 721-725. This article presents social effectiveness therapy for children with social phobia, a typical factor related to selective mutism. This information is important for the current study since bilingual children are likely to suffer from factors found in social phobia. Bernstein, Gail A.,áand Barry D. Garfinkel. Pedigrees, Functioning, and Psychopathology in Families of School Phobia Children.áThe American Journal of Psychiatryá 145(1), 1988, p.á70.á This article presents family characteristics of school phobic children. This information is important for the current study since selective mutism may be relate
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