Child Abnormal Psychology

Author: [USA] Martha
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The interplay between children and their families, peers, schools, and culture. The interaction of crises and protective factors determines why some children can withstand early adverse environments while others cannot. The different characteristics of the same obstacles and their most common subtypes. The manifestation of significant gender differences in symptoms, etiology, pathways, and outcomes. It is essential to consider cultural factors of different ethnic groups when understanding and treating children with disorders; providing new and practical intervention and prevention methods. This book focuses on children, not just discussing disorders. The author skillfully combines developmental theory and clinical methods to explore the psychological treatment of adolescents, covering all major aspects of children's psychological disorders. With rich clinical experience, they use children's narrative case histories to create a close connection between the main themes and individual children's experiences and their families. For each disorder, the authors provide leading reports. This book is meticulously crafted, top-notch in knowledge, and combines science with art, making it an outstanding textbook for child psychological treatment. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, you will benefit from it.