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Behavior Modification, Vol. 17, No. 3, 314-338 (1993)
DOI: 10.1177/01454455930173005

Social-Skills Interventions with Adolescents

Current Issues and Procedures

Jeanette Smith Christopher

Children's Hospital, Boston, Harvard Medical School

Douglas W. Nangle

West Virginia University

David J. Hansen

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

During adolescence, the interpersonal interactions and behaviors necessary for successful social functioning become increasingly complex. In recent years, social-skills training with adolescents has made a variety of advances beyond basic skill acquisition toward techniques designed to promote generalization and maintenance of an effective interpersonal repertoire. This article reviews relevant empirical literature for current issues and procedures in social-skills training with adolescents, including use of social-skills interventions for a variety of adolescent populations and problems, use of innovative and promising intervention procedures, and issues regarding generalization and social validity of intervention procedures.


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