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Prevention of behavioural problems in children

Research into the effectiveness of prevention programmes and the required competencies of primary school teachers
Publication date: 01 April 2016

Rotterdam has relatively many children of the primary school age with severe psychosocial problems. Aggression, rebellious behaviour and hyperactivity are among the most common psychosocial problems in this group. An important condition for successful prevention for these children is to know which prevention programmes are effective and which children need more intensive support and care. This study answers these questions.

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Children who exhibit severe externalising behaviour during the primary school period run the risk of later on developing serious problems such as antisocial and delinquent behaviour, addiction and anxiety & mood symptoms.

Prevention for Rotterdam youth

Also in the New Rotterdam's youth system, the emphasis is on prevention. The establishment of the Rotterdam Academic Collaborative ST-RAW has recently given a boost to a sustained and joint effort on the research into the effectiveness and implementation of new prevention strategies. This study will, therefore, make an important contribution to the objectives of ST-RAW. 

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