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Step-by-step, parents learn to help their 5 to 12-year-olds make friends and solve problems with other kids. This guide also offers concrete help for teasing, bullying and meanness, both for the child who is picked on and for the tormentor. Based on the UCLA Children’s Social Skills Program, this book teaches clinically tested techniques that really work.
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Perspective Publishing (1996), Edition: 1, 299 pages
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Original language
English
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ISBN
096220367X / 9780962203671
Physical description
299 p.; 8.92 inches