Building on the success of the first edition and addressing the advances in the field since its publication, Seija Sandberg has brought together a distinguished, international team to review the area of attention-deficit and hyperactivity disorders (ADHD) in children and young adults. This new edition is thoroughly revised and updated, with new chapters dealing with the genetic background and the adult form of the disorder. Several of the topics dealt with in the first edition are being covered by new authors in the second.
Building on the success of the first edition and addressing the advances in the field since its publication, Seija Sandberg has brought together a distinguished, international team to review the area of attention-deficit and hyperactivity disorders (ADHD) in children and young adults. This new edition is thoroughly revised and updated, with new chapters dealing with the genetic background and the adult form of the disorder. Several of the topics dealt with in the first edition are being covered by new authors in the second.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Specialist''s qualifications in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry both in Finland and the UK; worked mostly in the UK, as a consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist since 1977, held Senior Lecturer posts at the Institute of Psychiatry, University of Glasgow, and the Royal London Hospital. Docent (Reader) at the University of Turku, Finland since 1986. For the previous 3 years worked in Finland (Universities of Jyväskylä and Helsinki). Carried out clinical and epidemiological research in hyperactivity in the UK. Set up Parent Skills Training programs for pre-school overactivity in Glasgow and in Helsinki. Other research interests include the role of stress in children''s physical and mental health. Author of one book on hyperactivity and editor of another one. Other publications include some 70 scientific papers and book chapters. Date of birth 29.5.44.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Historical development Seija Sandberg and Joanne Barton 2. Epidemiology of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder: what have we learned over the last decade? Jan K. Buitelaar 3. Cross-cultural/ethnical aspects of childhood hyperactivity Ernest S. L. Luk, Patrick W. L. Leung and T. P. Ho 4. Sex differences and their significance Ellen Heptinstall and Eric Taylor 5. Classification of hyperactivity R. Schacher and J. Sergeant 6. The role of attention J. J. van der Meere 7. Cognitive aspects and learning Erika Hagemann, David A. Hay and Florence Levy 8. Developmental perspectives Sheryl Olson 9. Genetic contributions Irwin D. Waldman and Soo Hyun Rhee 10. Biological underpinnings of ADHD F. Xavier Castellanos and James Swanson 11. Psychosocial contributions Seija Sandberg 12. Institutional care as a risk factor for inattention/overactivity Michael Rutter, Penny Roy and Jana Kreppner 13. Treatments Peter S. Jensen and the MTA Group 14. Attention deficity hyperactivity disorder in adults Brian Toone and Eric Taylor Index.
1. Historical development Seija Sandberg and Joanne Barton 2. Epidemiology of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder: what have we learned over the last decade? Jan K. Buitelaar 3. Cross-cultural/ethnical aspects of childhood hyperactivity Ernest S. L. Luk, Patrick W. L. Leung and T. P. Ho 4. Sex differences and their significance Ellen Heptinstall and Eric Taylor 5. Classification of hyperactivity R. Schacher and J. Sergeant 6. The role of attention J. J. van der Meere 7. Cognitive aspects and learning Erika Hagemann, David A. Hay and Florence Levy 8. Developmental perspectives Sheryl Olson 9. Genetic contributions Irwin D. Waldman and Soo Hyun Rhee 10. Biological underpinnings of ADHD F. Xavier Castellanos and James Swanson 11. Psychosocial contributions Seija Sandberg 12. Institutional care as a risk factor for inattention/overactivity Michael Rutter, Penny Roy and Jana Kreppner 13. Treatments Peter S. Jensen and the MTA Group 14. Attention deficity hyperactivity disorder in adults Brian Toone and Eric Taylor Index.
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