Social cognition and developmental psychopathology
By: [edited by] Carla Sharp, Peter Fonagy, Ian Goodyer.
Contributors: Sharp, Carla.; Fonagy, Peter, 1952-; Goodyer, Ian M.
Publisher: Oxford University Press; Oxford University Press, USA
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Oxford; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 496
ISBN-13: 9780198569183
Subjects: Developmental disabilities; Social perception in children; Developmental Disabilities -- psychology; Adolescent; Child; Cognition; Mental Disorders; Social Behavior
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Social cognition and autism spectrum conditions / Simon Baron-Cohen ... [et al.]; title: Social cognition in children with learning disabilities / Michal Shaked and Nurit Yirmiya; title: Language and theory of mind in atypically developing children : evidence from studies of deafness, blindness, and autism / Michael Siegal and Candida C. Peterson; title: Social cognition and disruptive behaviour disorders in young children : families matter / Claire Hughes and Rosie Ensor; title: Social information processing and the development of conduct problems in children and adolescents : looking beneath the surface / Jacquelyn Mize and Gregory S. Pettit; title: Empathic dysfunction in psychopathy / James Blair; title: Social cognition in depressed children and adolescents / Zoe Kyte and Ian Goodyer; title: Social cognition and anxiety in children / Robin Banerjee; title: Social cognition and attachment-related disorders / Carla Sharp and Peter Fonagy; title: Attachment, affect-regulation, and mentalization : the developmental origins of the representational affective self / Gyørgy Gergely and Zsolt Unoka; title: Making links between emotion, understanding, and developmental psychopathology in young children / Marc de Rosnay, Paul L. Harris, and Francisco Pons; title: Social cognition and genetics / Thomas G. O'Connor and Cathy Creswell; title: Treatment outcome of childhood disorders : the perspective of social cognition / Peter Fonagy and Carla Sharp.