During research studies, the PATHS® program has been shown to improve protective factors such self control, understanding and recognition of emotions, ability to tolerate frustration, more efficient conflict-resolution strategies, and thinking and planning skills. The PATHS® program has also been shown to directly impact behavioral and emotional difficulties. Replicated findings show decreases in externalizing symptoms (aggression, hyper-active disruptive behavior) and internalizing (anxiety/depressive symptoms), and improvement in peer relations and academic engagement in the classroom.
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