Press Room
Below is a collection of useful links to help you find
out more about Alan Kazdin, Ph.D. and his book, The
Kazdin Method for Parenting the Defiant Child .
On This Site:
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On Television:
On January 14, 2008, Alan
Kazdin appeared on Good Morning America to
discuss his book, The Kazdin Method for Parenting the
Defiant Child.
Read the synopsis on abcnews.com .
On September 16, 2009, Alan Kazdin and The Yale Parenting
Center and Child Conduct Clinic were featured on
ABC
Primetime .
Read synopsis: "When Children of Abuse Become Parents:
Monster Tantrums, Misbehavior
Challenge Parents Trying Hard to Break Cycle of Abuse ,"
by Tom McCarthy and Robbie Gordon
View Videos:
Breaking the Cycle of Abuse Part 1
Breaking the Cycle of Abuse Part 2
Get Alan Kazdin's
10 Tips
for Parents of Defiant Children as featured on ABC
Primetime.
Child obedience just a click away: Yale Parenting Center
offers parental helpNews Channel 8, www.wtnh.com
Read synopsis here
Watch video of
Nancy Shute of U.S. News & World Report discuss the Alan
Kazdin method on YouTube.
Study: children spanked have lower IQs
Read synopsis here
On Radio:
Interview aired on "Psyched!" with Dr. Robert Epstein on
Sirius Satellite Radio, January 2008.
On the Web:
Interview with Kazdin Newsweek.com
& Carlo Rotella adobe
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“Get
off Facebook and do something! How to motivate an inert
child ,” by Alan E. Kazdin and Carlo Rotella, Slate Magazine (May 2010)
“If
you're good, I'll buy you a toy: The difference between
bribing your child and rewarding your child ,” by Alan E. Kazdin and Carlo Rotella, Slate Magazine (March 2010)
“No
brakes! Risk and the adolescent brain ,” by Alan E.
Kazdin and Carlo Rotella, Slate Magazine (February 2010)No
brakes! The best way to guide your teenager through
high-risk years ,” by Alan E. Kazdin and Carlo Rotella,
Slate Magazine (February 2010)
"Plan
B: What to do when all else has failed to change your kid's
behavior ," by Alan E. Kazdin and Carlo Rotella, Slate
Magazine (September 2009)
"Bullies:
They can be stopped, but it takes a village ," by Alan E.
Kazdin & Carlo Rotella,
Slate Magazine (August 2009)
"I
think I'm worried about my kid ," by Alan E. Kazdin & Carlo Rotella,
Slate Magazine (May 2009)
"The
Messy Room Dilemma: When to ignore behavior, when to change
it ," by Alan E. Kazdin & Carlo Rotella,
Slate.com
"No, you Shut Up! What to do When your Kid Provokes you into
an Inhuman Rage ," by Alan E. Kazdin & Carlo Rotella,
Slate.com
"Your Kids will Imitate You: Use it as a Force for Good ," by
Alan E. Kazdin & Carlo Rotella, Slate.com
"Reading isn’t Fundamental: How to Help your Child Learn
to Read ," by Alan E. Kazdin & Carlo Rotella, Slate.comWhy Can't
Johnny Jump Tall Buildings?: Parents expect way too much
from their kids ," by Alan E. Kazdin, Slate.com
"Spare the Rod ," by
Alan E. Kazdin, Slate.com
"Family Feuds: How to
Make 'Timeouts' Less Like Bar Fights ," by Alan E. Kazdin,
Slate.com
"Tiny Tyrants: How to
Really Change Your Kid's Behavior ," by Alan E. Kazdin, Slate.com
Articles about Alan Kazdin
and his book The Kazdin Method
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"Yale Prof and the Finer
Points of a Child's Timeout ," by
Sandi Kahn Shelton, New Haven Register.com
"Discipline for Softies ," by Nancy Rones, Parents.com
"Taming Your
Toddler ," by Anna Nordberg, CookieMag.com
Q&A: Alan
Kazdin: Child behavior specialist Alan Kazdin answers our
staffers toughest kid problems , by Anna Nordberg, CookieMag.com
An editor of
Parents Magazine blogs about her personal experience using
the Kazdin Method , GoodyBlog.com
"Good Parents, Bad
Results: 8 Ways Science Shows that Mom and Dad Go Wrong When
Disciplining Their Kids ," by Nancy Shute, U.S.News.com
"Handling
Defiant Kids Made Easy ," CP Anne-Marie Tobin, CP, London Free Press
"Parenting by
the Book ," by Eileen Fischer, Connpost.com
"Praise a Child Right, and
You'll Get Results," by Nancy Shute, U.S.News.com
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"When Your Kid Whines,
Screams, Hits, Kicks, and Bites --
Relax ," by Carlo Rotella, Yale Alumni Magazine
