Titlebook: Handbook of Developmental Psychopathology; Michael Lewis,Suzanne M. Miller Book Dec 2013Latest edition Springer-Verlag US 1990 anxiety dis

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Morality and Conduct Disordersone of the most frequent causes of concern regarding children’s behavior (Rutter & Garmezy, 1983), and there has been long-standing speculation that such behavior may be related to an inadequacy in such children’s capacity to make moral judgments. Piaget (1932) initially suggested that developmental

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Anxiety in Children psychiatry, the topic of childhood anxiety has tended to be overlooked (Wolfson, Fields, & Rose, 1987). Yet children with anxiety disorders comprise a significant portion of patients treated at mental health centers (Cytryn, McKnew, Zahn-Waxler, Radke-Yarrow, Gaensbauer, Harmon, & Lamour, 1984). Th

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Separation Anxietyon implies a desire to be close to a particular individual; thus, separation from loved ones is expected to be distressing for infants and adults alike. The behavioral manifestations of separation anxiety have a distinctive developmental course of increase and then decline. Research with infants, ch

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Datenbasis der empirischen Untersuchungenive behaviors on the other. We, too, define developmental psychopathology as focusing on and integrating these two traditional areas; however, a third feature needs to be added, namely, maladaptive processes as well as behaviors. Thus, developmental psychopathology is the study of the development of

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