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Abnormal Child Psychology 5th ed. [Kietas viršelis]

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  • Formatas: Hardback, 624 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 277x213x28 mm, weight: 1451 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Jun-2012
  • Leidėjas: CENGAGE Learning Custom Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 1111834490
  • ISBN-13: 9781111834494
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
  • Formatas: Hardback, 624 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 277x213x28 mm, weight: 1451 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Jun-2012
  • Leidėjas: CENGAGE Learning Custom Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 1111834490
  • ISBN-13: 9781111834494
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
This book's thoughtful and accurate balance of developmental, clinical-diagnostic, and experimental approaches to child and adolescent psychopathology is accessible to a broad range of readers. Up-to-date and forward-looking, the book continues to provide the most authoritative, scholarly, and comprehensive coverage of these subjects, tracing the developmental course of each disorder and showing how biological, psychological, and sociocultural factors interact with a child's environment. Coverage includes the DSM-IV-TR and dimensional approaches to classification as well as evidence-based assessment and treatment, contemporary research, and the latest theories related to the predominantly inattentive ADHD subtype, early-onset and the developmental propensity model of conduct disorder, the triple vulnerability model of anxiety, the tripartite model in children, depression, and autism.
Part 1 Understanding Abnormal Child Psychology
1 Introduction to Normal and Abnormal Behavior in Children and Adolescents
1(26)
Georgina: Counting for Safety
2(1)
Historical Views and Breakthroughs
3(7)
The Emergence of Social Conscience
4(2)
Early Biological Attributions
6(1)
Early Psychological Attributions
7(1)
Evolving Forms of Treatment
8(1)
Progressive Legislation
9(1)
What Is Abnormal Behavior in Children and Adolescents?
10(5)
Lee: Early Troubles
10(1)
Defining Psychological Disorders
11(2)
Competence
13(1)
Developmental Pathways
14(1)
Risk and Resilience
15(2)
Raoul and Jesse: Why the Differences?
15(2)
The Significance of Mental Health Problems Among Children and Youths
17(2)
The Changing Picture of Children's Mental Health
18(1)
What Affects Rates and Expression of Mental Disorders? A Look at Some Key Factors
19(4)
Poverty and Socioeconomic Disadvantage
19(1)
Sex Differences
20(1)
Race and Ethnicity
21(1)
Culture
22(1)
Child Maltreatment and Non-Accidental Trauma
22(1)
Special Issues Concerning Adolescents and Sexual Minority Youths
22(1)
Lifespan Implications
23(1)
Looking Ahead
23(3)
Study Resources
26(1)
2 Theories and Causes
27(28)
What Is Causing Jorge's Problems?
28(3)
Jorge: Not Keeping Up
28(3)
Theoretical Foundations
31(4)
Underlying Assumptions
31(3)
An Integrative Approach
34(1)
Developmental Considerations
35(1)
Organization of Development
35(1)
Developmental Psychopathology Perspective
36(1)
Biological Perspectives
36(8)
Neural Plasticity and the Role of Experience
37(1)
Genetic Contributions
38(3)
Neurobiological Contributions
41(3)
Psychological Perspectives
44(5)
Emotional Influences
45(3)
Behavioral and Cognitive Influences
48(1)
Family, Social, and Cultural Perspectives
49(4)
Infant-Caregiver Attachment
51(1)
The Family and Peer Context
51(2)
Looking Ahead
53(1)
Study Resources
54(1)
3 Research
55(26)
A Scientific Approach
56(1)
When Science Is Ignored
57(1)
The Research Process
58(6)
Common Research Questions and Topics
59(1)
Whitney: Always Sad
59(1)
Tito: Constantly Fighting
59(5)
Methods of Studying Behavior
64(4)
Standardization, Reliability, and Validity
64(1)
Measurement Methods
65(1)
Reporting
65(1)
Psychophysiological Methods
66(1)
Neuroimaging Methods
67(1)
Observation Methods
67(1)
Research Strategies
68(10)
Identifying the Sample
69(1)
General Research Strategies
70(2)
Research Designs
72(4)
Qualitative Research
76(2)
Ethical and Pragmatic Issues
78(2)
Informed Consent and Assent
78(1)
Voluntary Participation
78(1)
Confidentiality and Anonymity
79(1)
Nonharmful Procedures
79(1)
Other Ethical and Pragmatic Concerns
79(1)
Study Resources
80(1)
4 Assessment, Diagnosis, and Treatment
81(40)
Felicia: Multiple Problems
82(1)
Clinical Issues
82(7)
The Decision-Making Process
82(1)
Developmental Considerations
83(4)
Purposes of Assessment
87(2)
Assessing Disorders
89(13)
Clinical Interviews
90(1)
Felicia: History
91(1)
Behavioral Assessment
92(3)
Psychological Testing
95(7)
Classification and Diagnosis
102(5)
Categories and Dimensions
102(2)
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM)
104(3)
Treatment
107(13)
Intervention
108(2)
Cultural Considerations
110(1)
Treatment Goals
110(2)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
112(1)
General Approaches to Treatment
113(4)
Felicia: Multiple Solutions
117(1)
Treatment Effectiveness
117(2)
New Directions
119(1)
Study Resources
120(1)
Part 2 Behavioral Disorders
5 Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
121(36)
Description and History
122(2)
John: Inattentive, Hyperactive, Impulsive
122(1)
Description
122(1)
History
123(1)
Core Characteristics
124(5)
Inattention (IA)
124(1)
Lisa: Just Can't Focus
124(2)
Hyperactivity-Impulsivity (HI)
126(1)
Mark: Junior Wild Man
126(1)
Subtypes
127(1)
Additional DSM Criteria
128(1)
What DSM Criteria Don't Tell Us
129(1)
Associated Characteristics
129(6)
Cognitive Deficits
129(3)
Speech and Language Impairments
132(1)
Developmental Coordination and Tic Disorders
132(1)
Medical and Physical Concerns
132(1)
Social Problems
133(1)
Dennis: Nothing Sticks
133(2)
Accompanying Psychological Disorders and Symptoms
135(2)
Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Conduct Disorder
135(1)
Shawn: Bad Boy
135(1)
Anxiety Disorders
136(1)
T.J.: Overactive and Anxious
136(1)
Mood Disorders
136(1)
Prevalence and Course
137(4)
Gender
137(1)
Socioeconomic Status and Culture
138(1)
Course and Outcome
139(1)
Alan: Off and Running
139(1)
Alan: Preschool Outcast
139(1)
Alan: I Couldn't Do Anything Right
140(1)
Alan: A Parent's Viewpoint
140(1)
Alan: Adult Challenges
140(1)
Theories and Causes
141(7)
Genetic Influences
143(1)
Pregnancy, Birth, and Early Development
143(1)
Neurobiological Factors
144(2)
Diet, Allergy, and Lead
146(1)
Family Influences
146(2)
Treatment
148(8)
Mark: Medication and Behavior Therapy
148(1)
Lisa: Behavior Therapy and Counseling
148(1)
Medication
149(2)
Parent Management Training (PMT)
151(1)
Educational Intervention
152(1)
Alan: Boxed in at School
152(1)
Intensive Interventions
153(1)
Additional Interventions
154(1)
A Comment on Controversial Treatments
155(1)
Keeping Things in Perspective
155(1)
Mark: Good Support System
155(1)
Study Resources
156(1)
6 Conduct Problems
157(41)
Description of Conduct Problems
158(2)
Andy: Young Rage
158(1)
Marvelle: Defiant
159(1)
Nick: Not Like Other Kids
159(1)
Steve: Not Without Cause
159(1)
Context, Costs, and Perspectives
160(4)
Context
160(1)
Social and Economic Costs
161(1)
Perspectives
161(3)
DSM-IV-TR: Defining Features
164(5)
Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)
164(1)
Gordon: Enjoying His Power
164(1)
Conduct Disorder (CD)
165(1)
Greg: Dangerous Distress
165(2)
Antisocial Personality Disorder (APD) and Psychopathic Features
167(1)
Jason: No Conscience
167(2)
Associated Characteristics
169(5)
Cognitive and Verbal Deficits
169(1)
School and Learning Problems
170(1)
Self-Esteem Deficits
170(1)
Peer Problems
170(1)
Tom and Matthew: Murderous Meeting of Minds
171(1)
Family Problems
171(2)
Health-Related Problems
173(1)
Accompanying Disorders and Symptoms
174(1)
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
174(1)
Depression and Anxiety
174(1)
Prevalence, Gender, and Course
175(7)
Prevalence
175(1)
Gender
175(1)
Ann: Runaway
175(3)
Developmental Course and Pathways
178(2)
Marcus: Call of the Wild
180(1)
Adult Outcomes
181(1)
Causes
182(10)
Genetic Influences
182(1)
Prenatal Factors and Birth Complications
183(1)
Neurobiological Factors
183(2)
Social-Cognitive Factors
185(1)
Family Factors
185(3)
Other Family Problems
188(1)
Jake and Reggie: All Odds Against Them
188(1)
Societal Factors
189(2)
Cultural Factors
191(1)
Treatment and Prevention
192(5)
Scott: Salvageable?
192(1)
Parent Management Training (PMT)
193(1)
Problem-Solving Skills Training (PSST)
194(1)
Multisystemic Therapy (MST)
194(1)
Preventive Interventions
195(2)
Study Resources
197(1)
Part 3 Emotional Disorders
7 Anxiety Disorders
198(87)
Description of Anxiety Disorders
199(7)
Experiencing Anxiety
200(2)
Chantelle: The Terror of Being Home Alone
202(1)
Anxiety Versus Fear and Panic
202(1)
Normal Fears, Anxieties, Worries, and Rituals
202(3)
Anxiety Disorders According to DSM-IV-TR
205(1)
Separation Anxiety Disorder
206(3)
Brad: "Don't Leave Me!"
206(1)
Prevalence and Comorbidity
206(1)
Onset, Course, and Outcome
207(1)
School Reluctance and Refusal
208(1)
Eric: Won't Go to School
208(1)
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
209(2)
Jared: Perpetual Worrywart
209(1)
Prevalence and Comorbidity
210(1)
Onset, Course, and Outcome
211(1)
Specific Phobia
211(2)
Charlotte: Arachnophobia
211(2)
Prevalence and Comorbidity
213(1)
Onset, Course, and Outcome
213(1)
Social Phobia (Social Anxiety Disorder)
213(3)
Prevalence, Comorbidity, and Course
214(2)
Selective Mutism
216(1)
Keisha: Mum's the Word
216(1)
Obsessive---Compulsive Disorder
216(4)
Paul: Counting and Cleaning
216(3)
Prevalence and Comorbidity
219(1)
Onset, Course, and Outcome
219(1)
Panic
220(3)
Panic Attacks
220(1)
Panic Disorder
221(1)
Claudia: An Attack Out of Nowhere
221(1)
Prevalence and Comorbidity
222(1)
Onset, Course, and Outcome
223(1)
Posttraumatic and Acute Stress Disorders
223(2)
Marcie: Not the Only Victim
224(1)
Prevalence and Comorbidity
224(1)
Onset, Course, and Outcome
225(1)
Associated Characteristics
225(3)
Cognitive Disturbances
225(1)
Physical Symptoms
226(1)
Social and Emotional Deficits
226(1)
Anxiety and Depression
227(1)
Gender, Ethnicity, and Culture
228(1)
Theories and Causes
229(6)
Early Theories
229(1)
Temperament
230(1)
Family and Genetic Risk
231(1)
Neurobiological Factors
232(1)
Family Factors
233(2)
Treatment and Prevention
235(7)
Candy: Afraid to Swallow
235(1)
Overview
236(1)
Behavior Therapy
237(1)
Cognitive-Behavior Therapy (CBT)
238(2)
Family Interventions
240(1)
Medications
240(1)
Prevention
241(1)
Study Resources
242(2)
8 Mood Disorders
244(1)
Donna: Desperate Despair
245(1)
Mick: Up and Down
245(1)
Overview of Mood Disorders
245(1)
Depression
246(3)
History
246(1)
Depression in Young People
247(1)
Depression and Development
247(1)
Anatomy of Depression
248(1)
Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)
249(5)
Joey: Feeling Worthless and Hopeless
249(1)
Alison: "I Couldn't Take It Any More"
249(1)
Prevalence
249(1)
Comorbidity
250(1)
Raymond: Depressed and Enraged
250(1)
Onset, Course, and Outcome
251(1)
Gender, Ethnicity, and Culture
252(2)
Dysthymic Disorder (Dysthymia)
254(2)
Deborah: A Childhood Without Laughter
254(1)
Prevalence and Comorbidity
255(1)
Onset, Course, and Outcome
255(1)
Associated Characteristics of Depressive Disorders
256(5)
Intellectual and Academic Functioning
256(1)
Cognitive Biases and Distortions
256(1)
Ellie: Life's Hardly Worth It
257(1)
Negative Self-Esteem
257(1)
Farah: Never Good Enough
258(1)
Social and Peer Problems
258(1)
Family Problems
259(1)
Depression and Suicide
260(1)
Carla: "It Became Too Much"
260(1)
Theories of Depression
261(4)
Psychodynamic
261(1)
Attachment
262(1)
Behavioral
262(1)
Cognitive
262(2)
Other Theories
264(1)
Causes of Depression
265(6)
Genetic and Family Risk
266(1)
Neurobiological Influences
267(1)
Family Influences
268(1)
Mrs. D.: Not Up to Mothering
268(2)
Stressful Life Events
270(1)
Carline: How Depression Acts
270(1)
Emotion Regulation
270(1)
Treatment of Depression
271(7)
Leeta: Feeling Better
271(1)
Psychosocial Interventions
272(3)
Medications
275(2)
Prevention
277(1)
Bipolar Disorder (BP)
278(6)
Ben: Extreme Mood Swings
278(3)
Prevalence
281(1)
Comorbidity
281(1)
Onset, Course, and Outcome
281(1)
Causes
282(1)
Jessi: Runs in the Family
282(1)
Treatment
283(1)
Study Resources
284(1)
Part 4 Developmental and Learning Disorders
9 Intellectual Disability (Mental Retardation)
285(29)
Intelligence and Intellectual Disability
286(4)
The Eugenics Scare
287(1)
Defining and Measuring Children's Intelligence and Adaptive Behavior
288(1)
The Controversial IQ
288(2)
Features of Intellectual Disabilities
290(6)
Matthew: Gaining at His Own Pace
290(1)
Vanessa: Gaining at Home
291(1)
Clinical Description
291(2)
Degrees of Impairment
293(1)
Level of Needed Supports
294(1)
Race, Sex, and SES Prevalence
295(1)
Developmental Course and Adult Outcomes
296(5)
Dan: With His Brother's Help
296(1)
Motivation
297(1)
Changes in Abilities
298(1)
Language and Social Behavior
298(1)
Emotional and Behavioral Problems
299(1)
Pattie: Disturbed or Disturbing?
299(1)
Other Disabilities
300(1)
Causes
301(7)
Inheritance and the Role of the Environment
302(1)
Genetic and Constitutional Factors
303(2)
Neurobiological Influences
305(2)
Social and Psychological Dimensions
307(1)
Prevention, Education, and Treatment
308(5)
Prenatal Education and Screening
308(1)
Psychosocial Treatments
309(4)
Study Resources
313(1)
10 Autism Spectrum Disorders and Childhood-Onset Schizophrenia
314(38)
Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)
315(2)
Description and History
315(2)
DSM-IV-TR: Defining Features of Autism
317(3)
Autism Across the Spectrum
317(1)
Lucy: ASD with Intellectual Disability
318(1)
John: ASD with Average Intelligence
319(1)
Core Deficits of ASD
320(5)
Social Impairments
320(2)
Communication Impairments
322(2)
Restricted and Repetitive Behaviors and Interests
324(1)
Associated Characteristics of ASD
325(6)
Intellectual Deficits and Strengths
325(1)
Sensory and Perceptual Impairments
326(1)
Cognitive and Motivational Deficits
327(3)
Medical Conditions and Physical Characteristics
330(1)
Accompanying Disorders and Symptoms
330(1)
Prevalence and Course of ASD
331(2)
Age of Onset
332(1)
Anne-Marie: First Birthday
332(1)
Course and Outcome
333(1)
Causes of ASD
333(4)
Problems in Early Development
333(1)
Genetic Influences
334(1)
Brain Abnormalities
335(1)
ASD as a Disorder of Risk and Adaptation
336(1)
Treatment of ASD
337(5)
Overview
338(1)
Emilie: A Full-Time Job
338(1)
Early Intervention
339(2)
Medications
341(1)
Other Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD)
342(2)
Asperger's Disorder (AD)
342(1)
Pervasive Developmental Disorder, Not Otherwise Specified (PDD-NOS)
343(1)
Childhood Disintegrative Disorder
343(1)
Rett's Disorder
343(1)
Childhood-Onset Schizophrenia (COS)
344(1)
Mary: Depressed, Disorderly, Doomed
345(1)
DSM-IV-TR: Defining Features of Schizophrenia
345(3)
Precursors and Comorbidities
348(1)
Prevalence
348(1)
Causes and Treatment of COS
348(3)
Causes
349(1)
Treatment
350(1)
Study Resources
351(1)
11 Communication and Learning Disorders
352(29)
James: Smart But Can't Read
353(1)
Francine: Shunned and Falling Behind
353(1)
Definitions and History
354(2)
Language Development
356(2)
Phonological Awareness
357(1)
Communication Disorders
358(5)
Jackie: Screaming, Not Talking
358(1)
Expressive Language Disorder
358(4)
Stuttering
362(1)
Sayad: Family Legacy
362(1)
Learning Disorders
363(17)
James: Strong Points Shine
364(1)
Tim: Warming with Interest
364(2)
Reading Disorder
366(1)
Mathematics Disorder
367(1)
Writing Disorder
367(1)
Carlos: Slowly Taking Shape
367(8)
Francine: Slowly but Surely Improving
375(3)
Carlos: Plans
378(2)
Study Resources
380(1)
Part 5 Problems Related to Physical and Mental Health
12 Health-Related and Substance Use Disorders
381(33)
Jeremiah: Breath Is Life
382(1)
Freddie: Too Worried to Sleep
382(1)
History
383(1)
Sleep Disorders
384(5)
The Regulatory Functions of Sleep
385(1)
Maturational Changes
386(1)
Features of Sleep Disorders
386(2)
Treatment
388(1)
Elimination Disorders
389(5)
Enuresis
389(1)
Prevalence and Course
390(1)
Causes and Treatment
391(1)
Encopresis
392(1)
Prevalence and Course
393(1)
Causes and Treatment
393(1)
Chronic Illness
394(12)
Normal Variations in Children's Health
395(2)
Diabetes Mellitus
397(1)
Amanda: Daily Struggle with Diabetes
397(2)
Childhood Cancer
399(1)
Chen: A Determined Boy Fighting Leukemia
399(1)
Development and Course
400(2)
How Children Adapt: A Biopsychosocial Model
402(2)
Intervention
404(2)
Adolescent Substance Use Disorders
406(7)
Prevalence and Course
408(2)
Causes
410(2)
Treatment and Prevention
412(1)
Study Resources
413(1)
13 Eating Disorders and Related Conditions
414(30)
How Eating Patterns Develop
415(4)
Normal Development
415(1)
Developmental Risk Factors
416(2)
Biological Regulators
418(1)
Obesity
419(5)
Ellen: Self-image and Self-Esteem
420(1)
Prevalence and Development
421(1)
Causes
422(1)
Treatment
422(2)
Feeding and Eating Disorders
424(3)
Feeding Disorder of Infancy or Early Childhood
424(1)
Pica
424(1)
Failure to Thrive
425(1)
Eating Disorders of Adolescence
426(1)
Anorexia Nervosa
427(16)
Sooki: Obsessed with Food and Weight
427(1)
Bulimia Nervosa
428(1)
Phillipa: A Well-Kept Secret
428(3)
Prevalence and Development of Anorexia and Bulimia
431(3)
Causes
434(6)
Treatment
440(3)
Study Resources
443(1)
14 Child Maltreatment and Non-Accidental Trauma
444(36)
Mary Ellen: Her Legacy
445(1)
History and Family Context
446(2)
Healthy Families
447(1)
Family Stress and Disharmony
447(1)
Continuum of Care
448(1)
Types of Maltreatment
448(7)
Physical Abuse
451(1)
Milton: Abused and Abusive
451(1)
Neglect
451(1)
Jane and Matt: Used to Neglect
451(2)
Sexual Abuse
453(1)
Rosita: No Haven at Home
453(1)
Emotional Abuse
454(1)
Evan: If This Is Love...
454(1)
Exploitation
454(1)
Prevalence and Context
455(2)
Incidence of Abuse and Neglect in North America
455(1)
Characteristics of Victimized Children
456(1)
Characteristics of Family and Perpetrator
456(1)
Cross-Cultural Comparisons
457(1)
Developmental Course and Psychopathology
457(8)
Rosita: Feeling Trapped
457(1)
Resilience and Adaptation
458(1)
Developmental Consequences
459(3)
Psychopathology and Adult Outcomes
462(2)
Celia: Walled Away
464(1)
Causes of Child Maltreatment
465(10)
Physical Abuse and Neglect
467(1)
Brenda: Unhappy Childhood, Unhappy Motherhood
467(3)
Sexual Abuse
470(3)
Social and Cultural Dimensions
473(2)
Prevention and Treatment
475(1)
Physical Abuse and Neglect
475(4)
Milton's Treatment: Session 1
476(1)
Milton's Treatment: Session 4
477(1)
Sexual Abuse
478(1)
Study Resources
479(1)
Epilogue 480(1)
Glossary 481(10)
References 491(79)
Name Index 570(22)
Subject Index 592