The Ackerman-Schoendorf Parent Evaluation of Custody Test (ASPECT) was among the first forensic assessment instruments developed specifically for use in the area of parenting disputes. Its design requires the user to develop multiple data sources. The ASPECT laid the foundation for further search for objective, data-intensive assessment in this highly complex area of forensic work.
The growth of lone parenthood is a trend common to many advanced industrial countries. In 1990 Britain had one of the highest rates of lone parenthood in Europe (with 19 percent of families with children being lone parent families) along with Sweden (19 percent), Norway (19 percent), and Denmark (18 percent). The European countries with
This article on parent education and parent training delves into the pivotal role of these practices within the realm of psychology. Beginning with a historical perspective, it traces the evolution of parent education and training, highlighting the contributions of early pioneers and key historical developments. The article explores the underpinning theoretical frameworks, incorporating cognitive, behavioral