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In this pioneering study, Garner examines the effects of human relations training on elementary school children with behavior problems. Through a series of classroom-based interventions and assessments, Garner demonstrates the potential for human relations training to improve social and academic outcomes for children, particularly those struggling with behavioral issues. A groundbreaking work in the field of education and child psychology.
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