Titlebook: Explorations in Child Psychiatry; E. James Anthony Book 1975 Plenum Press, New York 1975 Exploration.psychiatry.psychology

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Failure to Thrive and Maternal Deprivationbligations, financing, space and personnel requirements, and last but not least the child psychiatrist’s personal inclination and interests. Notwithstanding these factors, the opportunities for individual or interdisciplinary clinical research are great. In addition, laboratory studies are readily a

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Research as an Academic Function of Child Psychiatryes and conditions to make a world, particularly a scientific world. Nevertheless, I cannot claim that I have completely outgrown every bit of my infantile egocentrism, and the models I use to conduct my daily professional business—whether of teaching, treating, or investigating—tend to be idiomatic

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Bridging Two Worlds of Research A Question of Complementarity a moderate-to large-sized project is commonly parceled out among different groups of specialists. The task of collaboration is strained by differences in language, in theory, and in method. Attitudes toward the collecting and processing of data can be almost antithetical. One might envisage a “soft