The study, released this week, looked at what made some parents indisadvantaged areas in the west of Scotland more successful atcontrolling their children's behaviour.
The researchers found that the parents used a range of sophisticatedstrategies.
Peter Seaman, who co-authored the research report, said: "Anti-socialbehaviour could be reduced by developing social networks between localparents."
- www.jrf.org.uk.
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