Original paper
Social skills training (SST) effects on social information processing skills in justice-involved adolescents: Affective empathy as predictor or moderator
Abstract
To examine the influence of affective empathy on post-treatment effects on social information processing of an outpatient individual social skills training for justice-involved adolescents. The sample consisted of juveniles who received Tools4U, a social skills training with a parental component, as a penal sanction (N = 115). Propensity score matching was used to select a control group of juveniles receiving treatment as usual (TAU) of n = 108...
Paper Details
Title
Social skills training (SST) effects on social information processing skills in justice-involved adolescents: Affective empathy as predictor or moderator
Published Date
Jul 1, 2018
Volume
90
Pages
1 - 7
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