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Introduction | |
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What Is Disordered Behavior? | |
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How Common Are Behavioral Disorders of Youth? | |
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Are Developmental Level and Disorders Related? | |
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Gender Differences: Who Is at Greater Risk? | |
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Historical Influences | |
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Current Themes and Emphases | |
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Clinical Work with Young Children | |
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Disordered Behavior: The Developmental Psychopathology Perspective | |
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Taking a Perspective | |
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Developmental Psychopathology: An Overview | |
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What Is Development? | |
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How Development Occurs: Multicausality | |
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Searching for Causal Processes | |
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Pathways of Development | |
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Risk and Resilience | |
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Continuity and Change | |
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Examples from Developmental Psychopathology | |
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Influences and Risks in the Developmental Process | |
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Brain and Nervous System: Basic Structure and function | |
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Nervous System and Risk for Disordered behavior | |
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Genetic Context | |
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Learning and Cognition | |
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Sociocultural Context: An Overview | |
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Family Context, Divorce, and Maltreatment | |
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Peers | |
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Community and Societal Context | |
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Research: Its Role and Methods | |
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Fundamentals of Research | |
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Basic Methods of Research | |
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Quantitative and Qualitative Strategies | |
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Cross-Sectional, Longitudinal, and Sequential Strategies | |
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Retrospective and Prospective Strategies | |
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Epidemiology | |
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Ethical Issues in Research | |
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Classification, Assessment, and Treatment | |
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Classification and Diagnosis | |
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Youth as Special Clients | |
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Assessment | |
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Treatment | |
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Anxiety Disorders | |
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An Introduction to Internalizing Disorders | |
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Defining and Classifying Anxiety Disorders | |
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Specific Phobias | |
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Social Phobia | |
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Separation Anxiety and School Refusal | |
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Generalized Anxiety Disorder | |
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Panic Attacks and Panic Disorder | |
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Reactions to Traumatic Events | |
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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder | |
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Etiology of Anxiety Disorders | |
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Assessment of Anxiety Disorders | |
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Treatment of Anxiety Disorders | |
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Mood Disorders | |
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What Is Depression? | |
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The Classification of Mood Disorders | |
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Epidemiology | |
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Developmental Course | |
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Influences on the Development of Mood Disorders | |
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Suicide | |
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Assessment of Depression | |
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Treatment of Mood Disorders | |
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Conduct Disorders | |
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Description and Classification | |
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A Trio of Conduct-Related Behaviors: Violence, Bullying, Substance Use/Abuse | |
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Epidemiology | |
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Developmental Course | |
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Etiology | |
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Assessment | |
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Treatment | |
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Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder | |
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Changing Ideas About ADHD | |
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Current Classification and Diagnosis | |
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Primary Clinical Features | |
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Associated Characteristics | |
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DSM-IV Subtypes of ADHD | |
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Conceptualizing ADHD | |
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Co-Occurring Externalizing and Internalizing Disorders | |
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Epidemiology | |
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Etiology | |
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Developmental Course and Outcome | |
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Assessment | |
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Treatment | |
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Learning and Language Disorders | |
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Unusual Abilities, Unmet Needs | |
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Definitional Concerns | |
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Language Disorders | |
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Learning Disorders: Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic | |
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Social and Behavioral Problems | |
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Motivational Factors | |
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Etiology of Language and Reading Disorders | |
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Assessing Language and Learning Disorders | |
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Interventions for Language and Learning Disorders | |
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Educational Issues | |
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Mental Retardation | |
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Definition and Classification | |
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Epidemiology | |
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The Nature of Intelligence | |
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Adaptive Functioning | |
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Characteristics of Youth with Retardation | |
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Etiology and Risks for Retardation | |
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Developmental Course and Considerations | |
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Family Coping and Accommodation | |
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Assessment | |
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Treatment | |
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Autism and Schizophrenia | |
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A Bit of History: Autism and Schizophrenia | |
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Autistic Disorder | |
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Schizophrenia | |
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Disorders of Basic Physical Functions | |
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Problems of Elimination | |
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Sleep Problems | |
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Problems of Eating | |
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Psychological Factors Affecting Mental Condition | |
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Historical Context | |
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Psychological and Family Influences on Medical Conditions | |
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Consequences of Chronic Conditions | |
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Facilitating Medical Treatment | |
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The Dying Child | |
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Evolving Concerns for Youth | |
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Preventing Behavioral Disorder | |
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Who Cares for Children: Family Issues | |
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Mental Health Services for Youth | |
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Youth in the Global Society | |