O Uso de Vídeo em Intervenções Clínicas com Pais: Revisão da Literatura e Hipóteses Comportamentais sobre seus Efeitos
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O presente artigo tem como objetivo apresentar uma revisão da literatura da área de intervenções clínicas que empregam o vídeo como estratégia de intervenção, principalmente na área de orientação de pais de crianças pré-escolares. Pretende-se, também, apresentar hipóteses funcionais sobre o processo comportamental implícito na obtenção de resultados positivos com o uso deste recurso. Discutem-se as vantagens do emprego do vídeo na otimização das orientações oferecidas, abreviando as intervenções, favorecendo a adesão, reduzindo os custos e levando ao alcance de resultados positivos no menor tempo possível.
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