Titlebook: Handbook of Adolescent Behavioral Problems; Evidence-Based Appro Thomas P. Gullotta,Robert W. Plant,Melanie A. Evan Book 2015Latest edition

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Evidence-Based Practice in the Prevention and Treatment of Adolescent Behavior Problemsor problems. A main goal for this chapter is to help overcome some of the suspicion and reluctance of practitioners and communities to embrace programs that have potential to help with very difficult clinical problems.

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Understanding Treatment: Principles and Approachesms and interventions. In particular, treatment providers should strongly advocate for psychotherapy, recognize which therapies are effective for particular problems, and coordinate closely with other professionals, especially if clients are prescribed medications. Professionals should also cultivate sensitivity to diversity.

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Eating Disorders and emotions. Obesity in adolescents is a risk factor for various forms of disordered eating (Neumark-Sztainer, Wall, Story, & Sherwood, 2009), and obesity may be the outcome of disordered eating in a minority of adolescents. Nevertheless, obesity is not an eating disorder per se.

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Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorderas possible treatments which might work for adolescents with ADHD. Finally, the chapter concludes with recommendations for best practice when intervening to resolve and prevent behavior problems in adolescents with ADHD based on the evidence currently available.

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Velocity-pressure gradient correlations,ity may shape adolescents by serving as a source of risk, protection, or as a context for intervention. This chapter addresses three specific sectors of the community and their influence on adolescent development: peers, neighborhoods, and media.