A Cognitive Behavioral Perspective on Aggression An Interview with Dr. Donald Meichenbaum
In this lively interview, Meichenbaum discusses early intervention strategies for children and adolescents who are prone to bullying and violent behaviors, the neurological consequences of abuse and neglect, and the components of stress inoculation used to break the cycle of violence. Drawing upon his unique expertise, he articulates both how violent individuals are created and the thoughts that drive violent behavior.
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109 mins
Year
2013
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