The Invulnerable ChildElwyn James Anthony, Bertram J. Cohler Guilford Press, 08/06/1987 - 432 páginas The Invulnerable Child explores the intriguing and sometimes baffling phenomenon of children's capacity to deal with adversity. Survivors, strivers, and thrivers make up the unusual population of children who respond so unexpectedly to the onslaughts of calamity. Integrating the rapidly expanding body of knowledge about these children and focusing on the patterns of recovery that emerge, this groundbreaking volume thoroughly examines the determinants of risk, the development of competence in the midst of hardship and the nature of stress-resilience under conditions of extreme vulnerability. |
Índice
An Overview | 3 |
THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMPETENCE | 49 |
Correlates and Predictors of Competence in Young | 70 |
Further Reflections on Resilience | 84 |
John a Boy Who Acquired Resilience 888 | 106 |
RESILIENCE IN CHILDREN AT RISK | 145 |
Predicting Mental Health in Children at Risk | 185 |
A Study | 211 |
Maternal Factors Related to Vulnerability | 229 |
Invulnerability among Abused and Neglected Children | 253 |
A 40Year Study | 289 |
The Traits of True Invulnerability and Posttraumatic | 315 |
Adversity Resilience and the Study of Lives | 363 |
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Palavras e frases frequentes
able abused children activities adaptation adjustment adult adversity analysis Anna Freud assessment associated baby behavior capacity changes Child Development childhood children at risk clinical cognitive Cohler coping creative defense depression developmental developmental psychology disorder disturbance E. J. Anthony early effects ego ideal ego psychology emotional environment environmental epigenetic experience fantasy father feelings folie à deux Freud functioning Garmezy individual infant interaction involved invulnerability Jim's John John's Journal later lives longitudinal maltreatment mastery maternal measures Menninger Foundation ment mental health mental illness months Moriarty mother Murphy observed offspring outcomes particular patterns persons perspective predictive predictors preschool problems psychiatric psychoanalytic psychological psychopathology psychosis psychotic psychotic parents ratings relationship reported resilience response rience risk factors role Rorschach Rutter Sameroff sample Scale schizophrenia scores securely attached stress Tarawa tion traumatic treatment University Press variables vulnerability Worland York
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Overcoming the Odds: High Risk Children from Birth to Adulthood Emmy E. Werner,Ruth S. Smith Pré-visualização limitada - 1992 |
Annual Progress in Child Psychiatry and Child Development, 1990 Stella Chess,Margaret E. Hertzig Pré-visualização limitada - 1990 |