Chapter 2 Models of Child Development, Psychopathology, and Treatment...................................................6
Dimensional models.............................................................................................................................................6
Categorical models...............................................................................................................................................6
Physiological models............................................................................................................................................6
Psychodynamic models........................................................................................................................................7
Behavioral and cognitive models.........................................................................................................................7
Humanistic and positive psychology models........................................................................................................7
Family models......................................................................................................................................................7
Sociocultural models............................................................................................................................................8
Chapter 3 Principles and Practices of Developmental Psychopathology..........................................................9
Developmental pathways, stability and change..................................................................................................9
Competence and incompetence...........................................................................................................................9
Risk and resilience................................................................................................................................................9
Types of risk factors..............................................................................................................................................9
Numbers and timing of risk factors....................................................................................................................10
Risk: Example of child maltreatment.................................................................................................................10
Resilience and protective factors.......................................................................................................................10
Types of protective factors.................................................................................................................................10
Research strategies in developmental psychopathology...................................................................................11
Chapter 4 Classification, Assessment and Diagnosis, and Intervention..........................................................12
Classification......................................................................................................................................................12
Dimensional classification..................................................................................................................................12
Heterogeneity, comorbidity and transdiagnostic symptoms.............................................................................13
Alternative approaches to classification............................................................................................................13
Assessment and diagnosis..................................................................................................................................14
Primary, secondary and tertiary interventions..................................................................................................14
Chapter 5 Disorders of Early Childhood........................................................................................................ 15
Psychological functioning...................................................................................................................................15
Chapter 6 Intellectual Developmental Disorder and Learning Disorders........................................................20
Developmental tasks and challenges related to intelligence and cognition......................................................20
Components and mechanisms of intelligence...............................................................................................20
CHC model (Cattel-Horn-Carroll)...................................................................................................................20
Cognitive and Intellectual Functioning across Development........................................................................21
Genes, the Brain and the Environment.........................................................................................................21
Measures of Intelligence...............................................................................................................................21
Intellectual Developmental Disorder..................................................................................................................21
Zigler’s Developmental Approach to Intellectual Developmental Disorder.................................................22
Genotypes and Neurobehavioral Phenotypes..............................................................................................22
Down Syndrome.................................................................................................................................................22
Williams Syndrome.............................................................................................................................................23
Fragile X syndrome.............................................................................................................................................23
Examples of Prenatal, perinatal, and Postnatal Risk Factors in Intellectual Developmental Disorder.............24
Prenatal..........................................................................................................................................................24
Perinatal.........................................................................................................................................................24
Postnatal........................................................................................................................................................24
Language, communication, executive functioning and learning.......................................................................24
Maladaptive behavior and comorbid disorders.................................................................................................25
Learning disorders..............................................................................................................................................25
Specific learning disorder (SLD).....................................................................................................................25
Chapter 7 Autism Spectrum Disorder........................................................................................................... 26
Restricted, repetitive behaviors (RRBs)..............................................................................................................26
Comorbid conditions..........................................................................................................................................26
Infancy and childhood........................................................................................................................................27
Etiology...............................................................................................................................................................27
Genes and heredity........................................................................................................................................27
Physiological factors......................................................................................................................................27
Social and cognitive factors...........................................................................................................................27
Environmental factors...................................................................................................................................28
Intervention........................................................................................................................................................28
Chapter 8 Maltreatment and Trauma- and Stressor-Related Disorders.........................................................29
Coping strategies................................................................................................................................................29
Acceptance....................................................................................................................................................29
Chapter 13 Eating Disorders......................................................................................................................... 45
Anorexia nervosa (AN).......................................................................................................................................45
Bulimia nervosa (BN)..........................................................................................................................................45
Binge eating disorder (BED)...............................................................................................................................45
Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID).............................................................................................45
Atypical anorexia nervosa (AAN).......................................................................................................................46
Developmental course........................................................................................................................................46
Etiology...............................................................................................................................................................46
Genes and heredity........................................................................................................................................46
Parent and family factors..............................................................................................................................46
Environmental factors...................................................................................................................................46
Interventions......................................................................................................................................................47
Maudsley model of family therapy................................................................................................................47
Chapter 14 Substance-Related Disorders, Personality Disorders, and Psychotic Disorders.............................48
Developmental tasks and challenges related to brain development, self-regulation, and personality............48
Substance-related and addictive disorders........................................................................................................49
Frequently used drugs...................................................................................................................................49
Developmental course........................................................................................................................................50
Etiology...............................................................................................................................................................50
Genes and heredity........................................................................................................................................50
Physiological factors......................................................................................................................................50
Psychological factors.....................................................................................................................................50
Interventions......................................................................................................................................................51
Treatment......................................................................................................................................................51
Individual approaches....................................................................................................................................51
Personality disorders in adolescents and young adulthood...............................................................................51
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