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While determinist models of childhood trauma have been highly influential in promoting many beneficial clinical and governmental approaches to child care in western countries, there have also been some detrimental effects, such as 'mother-blaming' for all or most childhood psychopathology, as well as reluctance by some male carers to be involved with young children. Current cognitive and biological advances should allow for a more clear understanding of child development, trauma and appropriate interventions.

Produktbeschreibung
While determinist models of childhood trauma have been highly influential in promoting many beneficial clinical and governmental approaches to child care in western countries, there have also been some detrimental effects, such as 'mother-blaming' for all or most childhood psychopathology, as well as reluctance by some male carers to be involved with young children. Current cognitive and biological advances should allow for a more clear understanding of child development, trauma and appropriate interventions.
Autorenporträt
Professor Florence Levy, Head Child and Family East, Prince of Wales Hospital and Conjoint Professor, University of New South Wales. Charter Member of International Society for Research in Child and Adolescent Psychopathology. Norbert and Charlotte Rieger Awardee, 1997, AACAP. Edited text with Professor David Hay ¿Attention,Genes and ADHD¿ 2001.