一、中文部分
王珮玲（民81）。兒童氣質、父母教養方式與兒童社會能力關係之研究。政治大學教育研究所（未出版）。
王珮玲（民84）。幼兒發展評量與輔導。心理出版社。
任文香（民84）。幼兒母親親職壓力、因應策略與親子關係滿意之關係研究。台灣師範大學家政教育研究所碩士論文（未出版）。
何長珠（民84）。應用遊戲治療於受虐兒的三個實例研究。台南師院，兒童輔導學術討會論文集，131-156頁。何長珠譯（O’Connor, K. J., & Braverman, L. M. 著）（民87）。遊戲治療理論與實務。台北：五南圖書出版公司。
李淑芬（民78）。團體遊戲治療對學前兒童社會關係及社會能力之影響。政治大學教育研究所（未出版）。
林生傳（民78）。同理心訓練對親子關係效果之研究。高雄師範大學教育研究所碩士論文（未出版）。
林家興（民86）。親職教育的原理與實務。台北：心理出版社。高淑貞（民85）。親子關係潤滑劑─親子遊戲治療簡介。諮商與輔導，132期，14-20頁。
郭孝貞（民78）。父母婚姻關係、親子關係與其幼兒社會行為之相關研究。文化大學兒童福利研究所碩士論文（未出版）。
陳怡冰（民80）。親子關係與兒童社會技巧之相關--單、雙親家庭之比較研究。中國文化大學家政研究所碩士論文（未出版）。
黃德詳（民86）。親職教育。台北：偉華書局有限公司。
梁培勇（民84）。遊戲治療。台北：心理出版社。
曾錦煌譯（Frost, J & Klein, B. 著）（民71）。兒童遊戲與遊戲場。台北：茂榮圖書有限公司。
葉貞屏（民83）。小學校園中的遊戲治療。諮商與輔導，99期，8-13頁。
劉姿吟（民81）。父母效能系統訓練方案效果之研究。彰化師範大學輔導研究所碩士論文（未出版）。
劉焜輝（民85）。遊戲治療。台北：天馬文化事業有限公司。
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