who scored in the at-risk to
clinically significant range on the Behavior Assessment System for Children-2 (BASC-
2). Participants were randomly assigned to either the Reality Group Therapy condition or
the psychoeducational group therapy condition. The BASC-2 was administered prior to,
and at the end of the group therapy sessions to the students and their teachers. The data
were analyzed using an analysis of variance with repeated measures to determine
differences in BASC-2 scores between groups over time. The results indicate that the
students in the Reality Group Therapy condition had decreased BASC-2 scores, as
measured by their teachers, from baseline to end of treatment in comparison to the
psychoeducational group therapy condition.