OSLC in the NewsArticles written about the Oregon Social Learning Center by The Register Guard of Eugene, Oregon, and other news reporting agencies. All links will open in a new window. Unique Mention in Forbes about Antisocial Behavior Tantrum Tamer: New Ways Parents Can Stop Bad Behavior Fostering a Focus on Girls Good Mothering Soothes Babies Born to Be Fussy KITS program at Maple helps kindergartners Path to succes: A new research-based program primes kids for kindergarten Federal Stimulus Reporting Relief Nursery Grant Awarded Grant allows long-term men study to focus on alcohol use Study will look at romance | A local scientist receives a $3 million grant to follow the love lives of at-risk young men from Lane County By Lindsay Lyon of US News and World Report, July 31, 2009 Guest Viewpoint: There’s help for raising our Ophelias A groundbreaking study explores the roots of antisocial behavior in boys. Program Gives Skills to Foster Children The Birthparent Perspective Program Helps Women Convicts Get Back on Track Researchers to Receive Grant to Study Mentoring Program Grant Helps Women Get Lives Together Changing for Their Children: Inmates at Shutter Creek Learn Essentials of
Being Good Parents County Corrections to Share $2.5 Million Grant Fingering the Aggressor A Program
that Changes Lives: Inmates Talk About Lessons They’ve Learned About
Parenting and Love Mentorship Program Links Adults with Children of Jailed Parents Eugene Researcher to Study Girls in Foster Care Kudos Local Firms’ Grants Total $55 Million The Hidden Victims of Crime Project to Help Latino Families Researchers Win Grant to Study Troubled Girls Census and Sensibility Criminals and Their Kids Romanians Visit Agency Noted for Work with Kids: The Social Workers Learn
Strategies for Dealing with Difficult Children Strong Teaching Staff Key to School Student Survey Tracks Latinos School Issues: The Project Identifies Factors
that Work Against Latino Kids Graduating from School Juvenile Funding: What Age to Target? Attention
Camp Helps Kids, Parents Face ADHD Bound for Violence Changing Violent Kids Takes Innovation, Time Long-term Studies Can Narrow Solutions Potentially Deadly Youngsters Not Common Professor Dead at 60 Program Offers Early Intervention Sure Violence Cure? Lock Schools Down The Best Hope 'World-Class' and Right Here Youth
Violence: Society's Problem A Celebration for Josh Camp Focuses on Hyperactive Children Can a Child be Changed? Problem Students Strain System Should Kids Compete in Beauty Contests? Violent
Crime by Juveniles Takes Big Jump in County Learning Center Plans an Expansion State Spends More to House Inmates, Less on Education Institute Targets Youth Behavior Family Project Curbs Violence Good Parenting Builds Good Kids More Dads are Mr. Moms Time
to Rein in Our Teenagers Pressure on for Better Child Care System Teens
Get Short Shrift in Foster Care Center Gets $4 Million Grant to Study Delinquency Learning Center to Hold Open House Twins Double Psychologists' Insight Waging War on War Toys Parenthood Training Promoted Raising Kids Psychologists Plan Research on Behavior of Eugene Children Raising Kids to be Non-Sexist Of Snakes, Snails, Puppy-dog Tails. . .and Mental Health Psychologist Says Parents Need Models Monsters Kids Who Steal ORI Planning to Build New Quarters Near LCC UO Professor Gets Grant Projects, Dollars Keep Rolling In to Institute Research Institute Director Appointed Joe Doakes and the O.R.I.: Recognizing somebody you know quite well may
seem like a cinch, but psychologists still can't figure out how in the world
you do it It's Marble Season at Child Study Center UO Researchers Eye Youngsters' Behavior Psychologists Plan Research on Behavior of Eugene Children New Child Study Center Formed Answers to Children's Behavior Sought |
The Value of Early Intervention“When we started doing research, all the experts said these problems [with juvenile violence] don't really start until age 10. So we started our studies on 9 and 10 year-olds. Now we've found there is a very strong relationship between the behavior of kids at 2 and 3 years old and delinquency later on. The adolescents who later hurt people and get into big-time trouble are the ones who start [being aggressive] early.” John B. Reid
About the OSLCThe Oregon Social Learning Center (OSLC) is located in the Eugene-Springfield, Oregon metropolitan area. The center was established in 1977. The research group that founded OSLC was started by clinical psychologist Gerald R. Patterson in the late 1950s while he worked as a professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Oregon. READ MORE >>
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