Bernet Five-Factor Model for the Diagnosis of Parental Alienation
The five factors are: contact refusal by the child; previous good relationship; lack of abuse; alienating behaviors by the favored parent; and behavioral signs of
The five factors are: contact refusal by the child; previous good relationship; lack of abuse; alienating behaviors by the favored parent; and behavioral signs of
The paper regarding the Five-Factor Model published in the journal, was translated into Russian.
The paper regarding the Five-Factor Model published in the journal, was translated into Ukrainian.
Here are ten psychological tests that might be helpful in conducting assessments involving possible parental alienation.
Kathleen Faller wrote an article, “The parental alienation syndrome: What is it and what data support it?,” in Richard Gardner responded with a letter to
This is a blog on the website of which pertains to parental alienation and other psychology topics. The author is PASG member, Dr. Christine Adams.
This article was published in the The author said, “The four-factor model of parental alienation can be used to differentiate alienated from estranged children.”
Abstracts of two articles: “An Objective Measure of Splitting in Parental Alienation: The Parental Alienation-Rejection Questionnaire” and “Measuring the Difference between Parental Alienation and Parental
Miguel Clemente and Dolores Padilla-Racero wrote an article, “Are children susceptible to manipulation?,” for William Bernet, Maria Christina Verrocchio, and Stanley Korosi published a rebuttal
William Bernet wrote an article, “Parental alienation and misinformation proliferation,” for The Bernet article discussed misinformation by various authors: a book by Andrew Benjamin et