Steps to the OSLC Approach:

1. Observation of child’s interaction with family and peers in a naturalistic environment.
2. Detailed behavioral records are created to code child’s behavior with minimal observer influence.
3. Micro-detailed social interactions are recorded moment to moment each day in real time.
4. Recorded data is analyzed for action-reaction pattern recognition between the behaviors of individuals to generate a hypothesis about social influence.
5. Variabilities found are tested to find differences in aggression and antisocial behavior.
6. Methodological and statistical issues are addressed.