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Re: tantrum videotapes
Responding to the message of <35ca1e3d7260499@mhub3.tc.umn.edu>
from "Mike Potegal" <poteg001@tc.umn.edu>:
>
>
>
> Dear Colleague,
>
> In the course of my ongoing studies of children's tantrums, I have
> collected
> several hundred narrative descriptions of tantrums written by parents. This
> has
> provided a solid data base for the construction of working hypotheses about
> the
> behavioral organization of tantrums. The time has now come to examine more
> objective data. I am extremely interested in collecting videotapes of
> children
> between 18 months and 5 years having tantrums. This tapes will be used for
> testing some of the hypotheses already developed and also for training
> parents in my future studies how to score tantrum behaviors. I plan to have
> parents make these tapes at home but experience already suggests that such
> tapes
> will be slow in accumulating. In order to get a head start, I am asking if
> you
> or your colleagues have made any tapes in laboratories, at schools or day
> care
> or even your own home movies containing such material, I would appreciate the
>
> opportunity to borrow & copy it. Confidentiality will, of course, be
> respected
> and consent forms indicating the uses of this material can be provided.
>
> If you wish to talk about this over the phone, please call (612) 624-8639
> until
> Aug 30. In Sept, please leave a message at (612) 625-7466
>
> Thank you very much for any help you can provide.
>
> .