Development and Psychopathology

Volume 12 : Issue 3

Table of Contents

• Developmental psychopathology: Concepts and challenges 
  MICHAEL RUTTER and L. ALAN SROUFE
  Page 265-296
• Developmental systems and psychopathology 
  ARNOLD J. SAMEROFF
  Page 297-312
• Experience in the midst of variation: New horizons for development and psychopathology 
  ROBERT N. EMDE and PAUL SPICER
  Page 313-331
• Cultural influences on developmental processes and outcomes: Implications for the study of development and psychopathology 
  CYNTHIA GARC;Iacute;A COLL, ANNA AKERMAN and DANTE CICCHETTI
  Page 333-356
• The interplay of genetic influences and social processes in developmental theory: Specific mechanisms are coming into view 
  DAVID REISS and JENAE M. NEIDERHISER
  Page 357-374
• Psychosocial influences: Critiques, findings, and research needs 
  MICHAEL RUTTER
  Page 375-405
• The place of psychodynamic theory in developmental psychopathology 
  PETER FONAGY and MARY TARGET
  Page 407-425
• Developing mechanisms of self-regulation 
  MICHAEL I. POSNER and MARY K. ROTHBART
  Page 427-441
• Internalizing problems of childhood and adolescence: Prospects, pitfalls, and progress in understanding the development of anxiety and depression 
  CAROLYN ZAHN;ndash;WAXLER, BONNIE KLIMES;ndash;DOUGAN and MARCIA J. SLATTERY
  Page 443-466
• Early externalizing behavior problems: Toddlers and preschoolers at risk for later maladjustment 
  SUSAN B. CAMPBELL, DANIEL S. SHAW and MILES GILLIOM
  Page 467-488
• Is Asperger syndrome;high-functioning autism necessarily a disability? 
  SIMON BARON;ndash;COHEN
  Page 489-500
• The neurodevelopmental hypothesis of schizophrenia: Following a trail of evidence from cradle to grave 
  STEFANO MARENCO and DANIEL R. WEINBERGER
  Page 501-527
• Integrating competence and psychopathology: Pathways toward a comprehensive science of adaptation in development 
  ANN S. MASTEN and W. JOHN CURTIS
  Page 529-550