On describing the residential care process : social interactions between care workers and children according to the Structural Analysis of Social Behavior (SASB) model

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Author	G. van den Berg
Title	On describing the residential care process : social interactions between care workers and children according to the Structural Analysis of Social Behavior (SASB) model
Promotors	P.G. Swanborn, F.X. Plooij
Date	29-02-2000
Year	2000
Pages	210
ISBN	90-901348-32
Faculty	Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences
Classification	-
Language	English
Document type	Dissertation
Download papers	Thesis Cover Titlepage Contents Introduction 1 Residential child care in the Netherlands 2 Observing social interaction 3 Method of the empirical study 4 Interpersonal behaviors of residential child care workers 5 Interpersonal behaviors of children in residential care 6 Discussion References APPENDIX A Description of the SASB items B Description of the SASB clusters C Illustration of SASB transcribing and SASB coding D Reliability and split-half analysis E Transition matrices F Differences in sequences between types of care Summary Samenvatting Acknowledgements Curriculum Vitae Stellingen Cover
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