Handbook of Child Psychopathology by Thomas H. Ollendick, Michel Hersen

By Thomas H. Ollendick, Michel Hersen

Although the sphere of kid psychopathology is of really contemporary foundation, it's a fit, burgeoning one. in the earlier 10 to twenty years, a variety of articles and books were released, and the sphere can now be defined as rising with an id of its personal. not can baby psychopathology be considered easily as a downward extension of grownup psy­ chopathology. really, kids needs to be considered as childrens, now not as miniature adults. this sort of scenario calls for that problems with baby psychology and developmental psychology be inti­ mately thought of while delineating the issues of youngsters. this sort of concentration has guided our efforts in soliciting individuals and themes for this quantity. All members are energetic researchers and clinicians within the zone of kid psychopathology, and all are aware of the specified issues of kid and developmental psychol­ ogy as they relate to baby habit difficulties. additional, all individuals are empirically minded; as a result, a number of the chapters are data-based and symbolize the main up-to­ date wisdom on hand. although, in view that research-based wisdom is extra plentiful in a few subject components than in others, the chapters range in size and scope.

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Furthermore, the clinical group was rated as significantly more aggressive by both parents and teachers. Observations of peer interaction in preschool confirmed that children in the clinical group were significantly more likely to engage in aggressive encounters with peers than were control children. While most of these interchanges were struggles over a toy, consistent with the observations of Smith and Green (1975), several children were observed to approach other children and lash out physically by pushing, kicking, or biting.

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