Titlebook: Handbook of Child Psychopathology; Thomas H. Ollendick,Michel Hersen Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1989 attention.beh

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Specific Language and Learning Disorderste development of particular skills (involving language and/or academic learning) and (2) the absence of any demonstrable etiology of physical disorder, neurological disorder, global mental retardation, or severe environmental deprivation. This group of disorders has been labeled “minimal brain dysf

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Infantile Autisml excesses. Although the disorder is relatively rare, the severity and the nature of the children’s behavior have attracted the attention of researchers and clinicians for a number of years because of their profound impact on the child, the family, the schools, the community, and society. Autism has

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Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disordersve impulsively, acting before thinking, a pattern that may lead both to social friction and to academic failure. They have difficulty focusing on a single activity and often shift erratically from one task to another without finishing either one. Many of these children tend not to maintain the behav

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Conduct Disorderstment and constitute a major drain on resources in the mental health and judicial systems. These disturbances have been described with a number of labels, including . (Levitt, 1971), . (Kazdin, 1985; Robins, 1966), . (Patterson, 1974), . (American Psychiatric Association, 1987), . . (Wahler, Leske,

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Juvenile Delinquencyf child disturbance, this attention has not come exclusively nor even in the majority from the mainstream of psychological inquiry. Instead, delinquency has been viewed primarily as a “social problem,” of interest to sociologists, or as an adolescent transition period evoking psychoanalytic interpre

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Anxiety Disordershat a similar trend has begun to emerge for the childhood anxiety disorders. It is probable that the major classification changes that appeared in the third edition of the American Psychiatric Association’s . (DSM-III; APA, 1980) are responsible, at least in part, for spurring interest in anxious ch

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Obesity and Anorexia Nervosarant. In less affluent countries such as India, obesity is considered a demonstration that the family has enough wealth to procure food. Additional evidence also suggests that various cultures differ in the norms for the body weight that is considered the ideal of physical attractiveness for men and

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Self-Injury and Stereotypieschopathology literature. Similar etiologies have been proposed for both problems, and many of the overt manifestations of the conditions are similar. In this chapter, a review of these two conditions is undertaken, with a discussion of their similarities and differences, their prevalence, and their

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Tics and Tourette’s Disorderhese disorders occur in children relatively infrequently, but all are particularly troublesome to the children who evince them. Tic behaviors usually develop during middle childhood, and nearly always before adulthood. Within the realm of specific behavioral disorders, tic disorders represent the mo