Noam G, et al. Full Description Schildkraut JJ, Psychopathology, Psychophysiology, et al. See Page 84 for et al. The project is a longitudinal study 861-0368 of the impact of the death of a parent on children ages 6 to 16. Analysis of the data thus far indicates the importance of the social context on the child's reactions.
Children seem to construct a relationship with the deceased that evolves and changes as time passes.
This inner representation provides comfort to children and remains an active part of their sense of self. A control group of non-bereaved children had significantly lower scores on the Child Behavior Checklist which indicates an increased risk of bereaved children developing serious emotional problems. Spencer T, Desipramine in Children and See Page 106 Biederman J Adolescents with ADHD and Tic for Full Disorders Description Teicher MH, Neuropsychological Alterations MH Teicher, Andersen SL During Periadolescence Tel. Additional aims include characterizing the neuropharmacological development of the prefrontal cortex, exploring the mechanics of a transient D1 autoreceptor that recedes before puberty and development of an animal model of adolescent depression. Teicher MH, Early Abuse and Corticolimbic MH Teicher, Andersen SL, Development Tel.