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Temperament-Based Intervention: Re-examining Goodness of Fit
Sandra Graham McClowry1, Eileen T Rodriguez, Robyn Koslowitz
1New York University, USA.
European Journal of Developmental Science
|September 28, 2011
Summary
Recent advances in temperament research strengthen the scientific basis for temperament-based interventions. This paper explores historical origins, empirical support, and guidelines for developing interventions using the goodness of fit model and self-regulation.
Area of Science:
- Psychology
- Developmental Psychology
- Behavioral Science
Background:
- Temperament research has evolved significantly.
- Temperament-based intervention is increasingly recognized.
- The goodness of fit model is a foundational concept.
Purpose of the Study:
- To discuss advances in temperament research and their impact on intervention science.
- To provide historical context and empirical evidence for temperament-based interventions.
- To offer guidelines for developing and adapting these interventions.
Main Methods:
- Review of historical origins of temperament-based intervention.
- Presentation of recent empirical studies supporting the approach.
- Re-examination of the goodness of fit model through self-regulation.
Main Results:
- Advances in temperament science provide a robust foundation for intervention.
- Empirical studies demonstrate the efficacy of temperament-based approaches.
- Self-regulation offers a new perspective on the goodness of fit model.
Conclusions:
- Temperament research directly informs and validates intervention strategies.
- The goodness of fit model, viewed through self-regulation, enhances intervention development.
- Evidence supports the continued application and adaptation of temperament-based interventions.
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