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I-PCIT Engagement and Outcomes in Children with Neurodevelopmental Disorders

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Saily Gomez Batista
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Alexandra Marsden
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Laura A. Carpenter
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Catherine C. Bradley
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Rosmary Ros‐Demarize *
DOI:10.1016/j.beth.2026.03.002delete
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• Completion rates for I-PCIT were relatively higher than prior literature. • I-PCIT completion was higher among children with ADHD and strong language skills. • Parents with depression had greater completion rates and parenting outcomes. • Younger children’s age uniquely predicted higher rates of homework completion. • Few predictors of child treatment success emerged among treatment completers.
Keywords:
I-PCIT
treatment completion
ADHD
parenting outcomes
homework completion

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Behavior Therapy
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children's hospital of orange county
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medical university of south carolina
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