Disorders of Childhood: Development and Psychopathology
This document is a summary of all the chapters and lectures (except for two which were not recorded) needed for both exams of the course 'Developmental Psychopathology'. It is a very specific summary that prepares you well for the exams.
Samenvatting Developmental Pyschopathology - Hoorcolleges, Boek en Artikelen
Gehele samenvatting Ontwikkelingspsychologie en Psychopathologie (P_BOWPPSY) - Psychologie periode 6 (thema 5-8)
Test Bank for Disorders of Childhood: Development and Psychopathology, 3rd Edition by Parritz, 9781337098113, Covering Chapters 1-14 | Includes Rationales
,Defining and Understanding Dyslexia (article by Snowling) 118
Dyscalculia (article by Mammarella) 122
Chapter 8: Maltreatment/trauma 124
Chapter 10: ODD/CD 134
Chapter 6: Intellectual development disorder 145
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,Lecture 1: Introduction
The aim of this course is to help the student understand definitions of psychopathological
disorders, and particularly why some people develop, or maintain, psychopathology and
why some people are more resilient.
The rest of the lecture was a general introduction about the writing assignment, and the two
exams.
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, Lecture 2: Fundamentals
The goal of developmental psychopathology is trying to understand; understand the
essence of psychopathology, how it occurs, and how it develops.
Developmental psychopathology (DPP) is the study of normal development (in children
and adolescents) that has gone ‘awry’. It is this abnormal development that leads to
psychopathological problems in children and adolescents.
Abnormal behavior is not just atypical, but (can) also be harmful. It is developmentally
inappropriate behavior.
- Age and the situation/context are often the two most important variables to consider
when thinking about behavior as (ab)normal.
- Gender and culture are also important variables to consider.
Children and environments are interdependent: interactional view. This means that both
the children and the environment are active contributors to adaptive and maladaptive
behavior.
Abnormal behavior involves continuities and discontinuities:
- Continuity: developmental changes are gradual and quantitative; predictive of future
behavior patterns.
- Discontinuity: developmental changes are abrupt and qualitative; not predictive of
future behavior patterns.
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