An Evaluation Study of the Self-Esteem

This study evaluates the use of a TA-based parenting program—Self-Esteem: A Family Affair—with 30 female and 4 male high-risk abusive parents ages 19 to 41 who had low self-esteem. Pretest and posttest measurements using the Coopersmith Self-Concept Inventory, the Personal Stroke Bank, and the Four Ways of Parenting—Communication Styles Questionnaire were collected. Subjects scored significantly higher on both posttest measures of self-esteem

Developmental psychology · Domestic violence · Medical emergency · Poison control · Self-esteem · Suicide prevention · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics · Child Abuse and Trauma · Clinical Psychology · Intimate Partner and Family Violence · Medicine · Psychology

• Preventing Child Abuse

  Open Access•Brad Lundahl, Brad W Lundahl et al.•Research on Social Work Practice•2006

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• A Validation of Transactional Analysis in Increasing Self-Esteem among Participants in a Self-Reparenting Program

  Lilian M Wissink•Transactional Analysis Journal•1994

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• Providing a Bridge between Psychoeducational Groups and Social Work

  Carol F Kuechler, Janice Andrews•Transactional Analysis Journal•1996

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• Self-Esteem

  Jean Illsley Clarke•Transactional Analysis Journal•1982

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• An Evaluation of Self-Esteem

  David J Bredehoft•Transactional Analysis Journal•1986

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• Self-Concept Disturbance among Mothers Who Abuse Their Children

  Open Access•Barbara Rosen•Psychological Reports•1978

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• Helping maltreated children

  Open Access•Steven Paul Schinke•Children and Youth Services Review•1983

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• Measures of Social Psychological Attitudes

  Dane Archer, Debra D Kimes et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1976

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• Social Class and Corporal Punishment in Childrearing

  Howard S Erlanger•American Sociological Review•1974

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