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Autorenporträt
Barbara Tizard was Professor of Education at the Institute of Education, where she was formerly Director of the Thomas Coram Research Unit. Dr Ved Varma is a former educational psychologist and has published widely in the field of child psychology.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Ann and Alan Clarke; an appreciation Barbara Tizard. PART I. New Perspectives on Nature and Nurture. 1. Nature nurture and psychopathology: A new look at an old topic Michael Rutter Honorary Director Medical Research Council Child Psychiatry Unit. 2. Early experience and the parent-child relationship: genetic and environmental interactions as developmental determinants H. Rudolf Schaffer Professor of Psychology University of Strathclyde. PART II. Longitudinal Studies of Vulnerability and Resilience. 3. Assets and deficits in the behaviour of people with Down's Syndrome - a longitudinal study Janet Carr PhD C Psychol FBPsS Regional Tutor in the Psychology of Mental and Multiple Handicap St George's Hospital Medical School. 4. Interactions between offspring and parents in development Stella Chess Professor of Child Psychiatry and Alexander Thomas Professor of Psychiatry New York University Medical Centre. 5. Escaping from a bad start Doria Pilling Research Fellow Rehabilitation Resource Centre City University. 6. Vulnerability and resilience in adults who were classified as mildly mentally retarded in childhood Stephen Richardson Professor Emeritus and Helen Koller Principal Associate Albert Einstein College New York. PART III. Vulnerability resilience and rehabilitation from biological and psycho-social stress. 7. Reducing mental and related handicaps: a biomedical perspective J. M. Berg Professor Emeritus Faculty of Medicine University of Toronto. 8. Rehabilitation of the dyspraxic dysphasic adult Robert Fawcus Professor of Clinical Communication Studies and Margaret Fawcus Department of Clinical Communication Studies City University. 9. Vulnerability and resilience to early cerebral injury Edgar Miller Department of Health. 10. Educating children with severe learning difficulties: challenging vulnerability Peter Mittler Director School of Education University of Manchester. 11. Resilience and vulnerability in child survivors of disasters William Yule Professor of Applied Child Psychology Institute of Psychiatry University of London. PART IV. Responses to Psychosocial Stress. 12. A useful old age Don C Charles Professor Emeritus Department of Psychology Iowa State University. 13. Troubled and troublesome: perspectives on adolescent hurt Masud Hoghugi Honorary Professor of Psychology at the University of Hull Director of the Aycliffe Centre for Children. 14. Implications of the Warsaw Study for Social and Educational planning Ignacy Wald Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology Warsaw and Anna Firkowska-Mankiewicz Polish Academy of Sciences Warsaw. Index.
Introduction: Ann and Alan Clarke; an appreciation Barbara Tizard. PART I. New Perspectives on Nature and Nurture. 1. Nature nurture and psychopathology: A new look at an old topic Michael Rutter Honorary Director Medical Research Council Child Psychiatry Unit. 2. Early experience and the parent-child relationship: genetic and environmental interactions as developmental determinants H. Rudolf Schaffer Professor of Psychology University of Strathclyde. PART II. Longitudinal Studies of Vulnerability and Resilience. 3. Assets and deficits in the behaviour of people with Down's Syndrome - a longitudinal study Janet Carr PhD C Psychol FBPsS Regional Tutor in the Psychology of Mental and Multiple Handicap St George's Hospital Medical School. 4. Interactions between offspring and parents in development Stella Chess Professor of Child Psychiatry and Alexander Thomas Professor of Psychiatry New York University Medical Centre. 5. Escaping from a bad start Doria Pilling Research Fellow Rehabilitation Resource Centre City University. 6. Vulnerability and resilience in adults who were classified as mildly mentally retarded in childhood Stephen Richardson Professor Emeritus and Helen Koller Principal Associate Albert Einstein College New York. PART III. Vulnerability resilience and rehabilitation from biological and psycho-social stress. 7. Reducing mental and related handicaps: a biomedical perspective J. M. Berg Professor Emeritus Faculty of Medicine University of Toronto. 8. Rehabilitation of the dyspraxic dysphasic adult Robert Fawcus Professor of Clinical Communication Studies and Margaret Fawcus Department of Clinical Communication Studies City University. 9. Vulnerability and resilience to early cerebral injury Edgar Miller Department of Health. 10. Educating children with severe learning difficulties: challenging vulnerability Peter Mittler Director School of Education University of Manchester. 11. Resilience and vulnerability in child survivors of disasters William Yule Professor of Applied Child Psychology Institute of Psychiatry University of London. PART IV. Responses to Psychosocial Stress. 12. A useful old age Don C Charles Professor Emeritus Department of Psychology Iowa State University. 13. Troubled and troublesome: perspectives on adolescent hurt Masud Hoghugi Honorary Professor of Psychology at the University of Hull Director of the Aycliffe Centre for Children. 14. Implications of the Warsaw Study for Social and Educational planning Ignacy Wald Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology Warsaw and Anna Firkowska-Mankiewicz Polish Academy of Sciences Warsaw. Index.
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