Gerald Patterson's research on familial contributions to aggression reveal that Coercive home environments contribute to hostile interactions as family members negatively reinforce aggressive patterns of behavior.
The founder of the OSLC and Senior Scientist Emeritus Gerald R. Patterson, Ph.D., is well known for his groundbreaking work in three important psychological fields: a theory of aggression, parent-training interventions, and multiple-method measurement with a focus on in-person observation of inter-family interactions. The Oregon Model of Parent Management Training (PMTOTM), which was later developed, had a solid theoretical and empirical foundation thanks to his work at OSLC, which also enlarged the theoretical and empirical base for coercive theory.
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