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Corrective social interaction therapy: role modeling.

This paper describes an experimental clinical approach to the problem child and his family, in which parents are trained to provide corrective social interaction experiences for the child. Negative interaction patterns are modified by teaching specific techniques of expressing warmth. Results of a pilot study indicate the technique is effective in working with immature and antisocial children who are hospitalized.