In recent years,externalizing behavior problems in children have become increasingly prevalent.Research has shown that early parenting interventions can effectively improve children's externalizing behaviors.The dyadic parent-child interaction coding system(DPICS)is a validated,evidence-based tool for assessing and guiding parent-child interactions in families with children aged 3-8 years.This article reviews the current status and influence mechanisms of parent-child interactive interventions using DPICS,aiming to provide richer evidence for interventions targeting children's behavior problems.
externalizing behavior problemsparent-child interactiondyadic parent-child interaction coding system