· Reduced child problem/conduct behavior 35 to 58%

· Reduced maternal depression by 30%

· Reduced parental use of physical punishment and yelling

· Reduced spousal violence and violence toward their children

· Improved general family functioning by 29%

· Improved family cohesion and parent-child bonding

· Improved family organization and family unity

· Improved effectiveness of discipline

· Improved parental involvement with children and their schoolwork

· Increased supervision of school and peer activities

· Improved school grades

· Increased knowledge and use of good parenting skills

· Improved problem solving and setting clear expectations