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BPT-M for Developmental Delay
Study Summary
This trial is testing whether two different types of interventions (parenting stress reduction and parent management strategies) are more effective than one in reducing behavior problems among children with developmental delay.
- Developmental Delay
- Behavioral Problem
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Is enrollment still possible for those interested in participating in this trial?
"As per the information on clinicaltrials.gov, recruitment for this trial has stopped since its last update in April 2022. Initially posted as early as September 2018, over a hundred other trials are currently welcoming applicants."
What ultimate goals are investigators attempting to attain through this research?
"This 16-week medical study seeks to assess the impact of an intervention on child behaviour problems, parenting stress and parental behaviour. Multiple reporters will measure these outcomes including parents, teachers, as well as observer ratings. To evaluate levels of parenting stress, parent self report mechanisms such as the Parenting Stress Index Fourth Edition Short Form (PSI4-SF), Family Impact Questionnaire's Negative Impact Scale and Parenting Daily Hassles Intensity subscale are applied to build a "parenting stress" construct. For assessing changes in parenting behavior, sources like theParenting Practices Inventory and Phaneuf & McIntyre observation systems are used to form"
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