Children and Youth Services Review

1979 - 2025

Current editor(s): Duncan Lindsey

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Volume 6, issue 4, 1984

Introduction pp. 245-263

Edgar Z. Friedenberg

Paternalism and the young pp. 267-283

Leon S. Sheleff

Ecologically defining the mistreatment of adolescents pp. 285-298

Kathleen O'C. Hoekstra

The ideological context of child welfare pp. 299-309

David G. Gil

Institutional child abuse pp. 311-318

Michael F. Shaughnessy

Social work ethics and children: Protection versus empowerment pp. 319-328

Jerry Fox

Whose rights are they anyway?: The supreme court and the rights of Juveniles pp. 329-344

Winifred A. Nathan

Adoptive parents' hostility toward their adopted children pp. 345-352

Stanley Schneider and Esti Rimmer

Inpatient psychiatric treatment of the difficult child: Common practices and their ethical implications pp. 353-365

William T. Garrison

Disappointing and deviant youth and the rage of the elders pp. 367-373

Richard C. Marohn

Volume 6, issue 3, 1984

Institutions and juvenile delinquency in historical perspective pp. 155-172

Michael W. Sherraden and Susan Whitelaw Downs

The foster care system simulation: Evaluation of a training innovation pp. 173-193

Ronald H. Rooney, Linda M. Moore and Karen Rosenzweig

Personal coping and social support for parents of handicapped children pp. 195-206

Robert F. Schilling and Steven Paul Schinke

Supervised access: A judicial alternative to noncompliance with visitation arrangements following divorce pp. 207-217

Michael William R. Stott, Eugene L. Gaier and Kathleen B. Thomas

Evaluations of the special supplemental program for Women, infants, and children's (WIC's) effectiveness pp. 219-226

Eleanor Chelimsky

Volume 6, issue 2, 1984

The role of the father in the family: Toward a gender-neutral family policy pp. 83-99

Abraham Sagi and Nachman Sharon

Professionals' attitudes towards men in early childhood education: A national study pp. 101-113

Bryan E. Robinson, Patsy Skeen and Thomas M. Coleman

Causes of worker burnout pp. 115-124

David F. Gillespie and Susan E. Cohen

Matching children with placements pp. 125-133

A. James Schwab, Michael E. Bruce and Ruth G. McRoy

An analysis of variables affecting length of stay in foster care pp. 135-145

Terry L. Gibson, George S. Tracy and Mark S. DeBord

Volume 6, issue 1, 1984

The public and private purposes of case records pp. 1-18

Malcolm Bush

Identification of mother-child interaction patterns:: A longitudinal evaluation of early age intervention effects on early adolescents pp. 19-35

Richard M. Dunham, Pedro R. Portes and Shavon Williams

Reducing dropouts from youth-relevant treatment services:: The comprehensive referral pursuit and maintenance approach pp. 37-46

Steven A. Szykula

Political participation: A comparative view of Israeli and American youth pp. 47-64

Diane P. Hedin, Rivka A. Eisikovits and Varda Adam

Volume 5, issue 4, 1983

The marginal high school student: defining the problem and searching for policy pp. 321-342

Gary G. Wehlage

The diversion of delinquent youth: family-frcused intervention pp. 343-356

James G. Emshoff and Craig H. Blakely

The use of the psychosocial maturity inventory in evaluations of youth conservation corps programs pp. 357-373

Stephen F. Hamilton, Francis A. Richards, Steven K. Stewart, Walter B. Frankel and Valerie Caracelli

Foster care and families: Conflicting values and policies: By Ruth Hubbell Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1981, 218 pp., $20.00 pp. 391-395

Ronald Rooney

Volume 5, issue 3, 1983

Theoretical and research considerations of burnout pp. 227-238

Victor Savicki and Eric Cooley

Burnout among employees of state residential facilities serving developmentally disabled persons pp. 239-253

Steve Weinberg, Gary Edwards and William E. Garove

Staff burnout from a social perspective pp. 255-262

Stephen Sanow and Joan Krahmer

Combatting burnout pp. 263-275

Ayala Pines and Elliot Aronson

Occupational stress management: Cognitive-behavioral approaches pp. 277-287

Susan G. Forman

The use of the nominal group technique to isolate teacher job stressors pp. 289-300

Roger A. Johnson and Robert R. Richards

Volume 5, issue 2, 1983

A national survey of handicapped children receiving public social services: prevalence rates and service patterns in 1977 pp. 117-134

Ann E. MacEachron and Marty W. Krauss

How well are we serving the adolescent mother: a look at public social services pp. 135-154

Shirley Vining

Procedures for developing training programs in large-scale settings pp. 155-176

Mary Davis, Dean L. Fixsen, Kenneth J. Gruber, Pamela B. Daly, Curtis J. Braukmann and Montrose M. Wolf

The analysis and training of rationales for child care workers pp. 177-194

Patrizia D. Braukmann, Kathryn Kirigin Ramp, Curtis J. Braukmann, Alan G. Willner and Montrose M. Wolf

The parent therapist program: a new approach to foster care of difficult adolescents pp. 195-207

Joan M. Engel

Volume 5, issue 1, 1983

Introduction pp. 1-2

James Garbarino and Susan McHale

What we know about child maltreatment pp. 3-6

James Garbarino

Understanding the etiology of child abuse: A preliminary typology of cases pp. 7-29

James Kent, Herbert Weisberg, Bonnie Lamar and Thomas Marx

The development of preventive methods in child welfare pp. 31-47

H. John Staulcup and Terry D. Royer

A protective service system pp. 49-63

James Garbarino, Barbara Carson and Mary Fran Flood

Federal dissemination of child abuse and neglect information pp. 65-74

James A. Harrell

Child deaths attributed to abuse and neglect: An empirical study pp. 75-89

Rosalie Anderson, Robert Ambrosino, Deborah Valentine and Michael Lauderdale

Social networks, stress and child abuse pp. 91-102

James M. Gaudin and Leonard Pollane

Volume 4, issue 4, 1982

Perspectives on peer group treatment: The use and abuse of guided group interaction/positive peer culture pp. 307-324

Larry K. Brendtro and Arlin E. Ness

The risk climate and the delivery of child welfare services pp. 325-350

Sandra Cornelius and Timothy Baker

An exploratory study of self-esteem and quality of care of 100 children in foster care pp. 351-363

Eliana Gil and Karen Bogart

The children of alcoholics: An exploratory study pp. 365-373

John Rimmer

Evaluation of Camp Tortuga, a two week children's therapeutic day camp via goal attainment scaling and locus of control pp. 375-388

Robert W. Freeman, Carolyn Anderson, Isaac Kairey and Patricia F. Hunt

Volume 4, issue 3, 1982

Planning for permanency planning in foster care pp. 223-237

Darryl E. Ward, Anthony Maluccio, Jane Hamilton, Edith Fein and Anthony Maluccio

Parents' searches for child care and the design of information services pp. 239-253

Douglas R. Powell and Jeanne Watson Eisenstadt

Educating handicapped children: The development of a special education ideology scale pp. 255-267

Jeffrey Schwamm

Use of drawings in evaluating children who may be incest victims pp. 269-278

Jean Goodwin

School dropouts--They are not what they seem to be pp. 279-291

Theodore Ruby and Robert Law

Volume 4, issue 1-2, 1982

Poverty today: How do the children fare? pp. 1-4

Judith Cassetty

No more poverty in America?: A critique of Martin Anderson's theory of welfare pp. 5-33

Ronald B. Dear

Children in poverty: The truly needy who fall through the safety net pp. 35-51

Sheldon Danziger

Does child support support the children? pp. 53-66

Annemette Sorensen and Maurice MacDonald

Poverty and the handicapped child pp. 67-75

William Roth

On measuring the cost of children pp. 77-109

Jacques van der Gaag

Race, sex, and economic returns to education pp. 111-139

Mark Fossett and Omer R. Galle

The economic consequences of experiencing parental marital disruptions pp. 141-162

David Greenberg and Douglas Wolf

Accent intolerance and occupational achievement in the United States pp. 163-173

John Angle

The school and labor force status of hispanic youth: Implications for social policy pp. 175-192

Raymond Sanchez Mayers

What influences children's health? pp. 193-208

Barbara Wolfe and Jacques van der Gaag

Single female-headed families and public social services--Questions for the 80's pp. 209-221

Therese van Houten, Anita G. Schroeder and Linda Silverman King