Title: When we deal with children : selected writings /
Authors: Redl, Fritz.
Publisher: Free Press,
Year: 1966
Subjects: Child development; Child Development; Child psychology; Psychology, Child
Contents: Crisis in the children's field -- The life-space interview-strategy and techniques -- The concept of a "therapeutic milieu" -- Improvement panic and improvement shock -- Ego disturbances and ego support -- Psychoanalysis and education -- Group emotion and leadership -- The phenomena of contagion and "shock effect" -- Resistance in therapy groups -- The psychology of gang formation and the treatment of juvenile delinquents -- The art of group composition -- Discipline in classroom practice -- Psychoanalysis and group therapy: a developmental point of view -- Just what am I supposed to observe? -- What is there to "see" about a group? -- How do I know when I should stop it? -- This time we should not interfere-but why? -- Framework for our discussions on punishment -- What do we do about the "facts of life"? -- How good or bad is it to get angry? -- Preadolescents-what makes them tick? -- Our troubles with defiant youth -- Who is delinquent? -- Sex education: unfinished business -- Psychopathological risks of camp life -- The furious children in the library -- The virtues of delinquent children -- "Disadvantaged"-and what else?