A Meta‐Analytic Review of Child‐Centered Play Therapy Approaches
Метааналитический обзор подходов к игровой терапии, ориентированной на ребенка
2015-01-01
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The authors explored the overall effectiveness of child‐centered play therapy (CCPT) approaches through a meta‐analytic review of 52 controlled outcome studies between 1995 and 2010. Hierarchical linear modeling techniques estimated a statistically significant moderate treatment effect size (.47) for CCPT, as well as statistically significant relationships between effect size and study characteristics, including child's age, child's ethnicity, caregiver involvement, treatment integrity, publication status, and presenting issue.
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A meta-analysis of 52 controlled outcome studies from 1995–2010 evaluated the overall effectiveness of child-centered play therapy approaches.
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Hierarchical linear modeling estimated a statistically significant moderate treatment effect for child-centered play therapy, with an effect size of .47.
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Treatment effect sizes were significantly associated with child age, child ethnicity, caregiver involvement, treatment integrity, publication status, and presenting issue.
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Child-centered play therapy (CCPT) approaches for children
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Overall treatment effectiveness and its relationships with child, caregiver, treatment, publication, and presenting-issue characteristics
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