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Matthews, Doris B.; Justice, Christine – 1983
Research findings produce a positive argument for the inclusion of relaxation training in the school curriculum. Since today's children face a great deal of stress, they must learn coping techniques. Learning to relax at will is one method of learning to survive, because the relaxation response is incompatible with anxiety; the child learns to…
Descriptors: Adjustment (to Environment), Adolescents, Anxiety, Children
Matthews, Doris B.; Quinn, Jimmy L. – 1981
This paper presents a problem-solving process for stress management, which is based on the premise that the ability to manage stress is a survival skill necessary for parents if they are to provide a home environment conducive to children's social, emotional, and mental growth. The materials delineate a four-stage model for the: (1) identification…
Descriptors: Behavior Change, Behavior Patterns, Coping, Family Relationship
Matthews, Doris B.; Quinn, Jimmy L. – 1981
The systematic investigation of children's development along cognitive, affective, and moral dimensions has illuminated the nature of maturation and the problems associated with this process. To study the relationship between child development and parent behavior, a method was designed for the systematic observation of parental behavior.…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Child Rearing, Communication Skills, Parent Child Relationship