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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
A wel written book for those working with challenging children,
By Patricia McGuire MD FAAP "Author Never Assume... (Cedar Rapids, IA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Temperament Perspective: Working with Children's Behavioral Styles (Paperback)
Jan Kristal's book, The Temperament Perspective, is a well written book dealing with the concept of temperament. It may be more geared to professionals who work with the challenging child than the parent, but I wouldn't say that parents shouldn't read it.
She does a nice job of going through the different traits of temperament, who they are represented in different behaviors, and what can be triggers for tantrums if the trait is stressed. She talks about the tools to determine a child's temperament profile and how to work with the traits that are experiencing stress (both for the child and the adult). She also makes good use of vignettes to provide an example of temperament related problems for children. This has been a good addition to the books out to help adults understand both their own profile and the profiles of children who are struggling. |
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The Temperament Perspective: Working with Children's Behavioral Styles by Jan Kristal (Paperback - Jan. 2005)
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