Developmental psychopathology and wellness
Subtitle: genetic and environmental influences
By: edited by James J. Hudziak.
Contributors: Hudziak, James J.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: American Psychiatric Pub.
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 300
ISBN-13: 9781585622795
Subjects: Child psychopathology -- Genetic aspects.; Child psychopathology -- Environmental aspects.; Adolescent psychopathology -- Genetic aspects.; Adolescent psychopathology -- Environmental aspects.; Psychopathology.; Adolescent Development.; Adolescent.; Child Development.; Child.; Mental Disorders -- etiology.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: value: Developing concepts in developmental psychopathology / Michael Rutter; value: Multicultural perspectives on developmental psychopathology / Thomas M. Achenbach; value: Social context and developmental psychopathology / Dana March and Ezra Susser; value: Temperament and child psychopathology : beyond associations / David C. Rettew; value: Genetics of personality and cognition in adolescents / Margaret J. Wright ... [et al.]; value: Sex and developmental psychopathology / Adrian Angold; value: Genetic and environmental modifiers of risk and resiliency in maltreated children / Joan Kaufman; value: Genetic and environmental influences on anxious/depression : a longitudinal study in 3- to 12-year-old children / Dorret I. Boomsma ... [et al.]; value: Intersection of autism and ADHD : evidence for a distinct syndrome influenced by genes and by gene-environment interactions / Angela M. Reiersen ... [et al.]; value: Genetic epidemiology of pervasive developmental disorders / John N. Constantino and Richard D. Todd; value: The fourteen-year prediction of antisocial behavior / Frank C. Verhulst; value: Statistical and molecular genetic approaches to developmental psychopathology : the pathway forward / Stephen V. Faraone; value: Genetic and environmental influences on wellness, resilience, and psychopathology : a family-based approach for promotion, prevention, and intervention / James J. Hudziak and Meike Bartels.