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Testing the effect of parenting support for people with intellectual disabilities and

borderline intellectual functioning

Hodes, M.W.

2017

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Hodes, M. W. (2017). Testing the effect of parenting support for people with intellectual disabilities and

borderline intellectual functioning.

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Contents

Chapter 1 General Introduction 11

Chapter 2 Tailoring a video-feedback intervention for sensitive discipline to parents with intellectual

disabilities: A process evaluation 31

Chapter 3 Effects of video-feedback intervention (VIPP-LD) on harmonious parent-child interaction and sensitive discipline of parents with intellectual

disabilities: A randomised controlled trial 55

Chapter 4 Alleviating parenting stress in parents with intellectual disability: A randomised controlled trial of a video-feedback intervention to promote

positive parenting 75

Chapter 5 The quality of interaction between parents with mild intellectual disabilities and their young

children: In search of associated factors 95

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