Psychological Health Encyclopedia. Volume 1. Children's Health Volume

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Features: The "Encyclopedia of Mental Health" not only offers a systematic and comprehensive perspective, scientifically authoritative discussions, but also focuses on hot issues and emphasizes a reader-centric approach. Today, mental health is increasingly demonstrating its value—children, women, adults, and the elderly all benefit from and pay attention to it. So, what exactly is mental health, what aspects does it involve, and how should we put its principles into practice? There is much to explore. This encyclopedia, spanning millions of words, aims to answer and explore these questions. The original English version features a powerful author team, considered world-class. Professor Friedman, a renowned psychologist at the University of California, California, served as the editor-in-chief and was awarded the "Outstanding Contribution Award in Health Psychology" by the United States for his remarkable achievements in the field of health psychology. Over 300 prominent experts from around the world contributed to the book, including key figures such as Bandura, the advocate of "Social Learning Theory"; Stuart, the proponent of "Constructivist Psychotherapy"; Ed, the founder of "Psychoneuroimmunology"; Barkley, the creator of the "Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Model"; Milon, the proposer of the "Personality Optimal Development Model"; and Diener, the representative of the "Subjective Happiness" concept, among others, all of whom have significantly enhanced the book.