Titlebook: Behavior Disorders of Adolescence; Research, Interventi Robert J. McMahon,Ray Peters Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media New York 199

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Risk-Taking Behavior in Adolescence,takes to hurtle down a mountain slope. Yet when our own adolescents take risks we frequently shudder. Although we encourage our sons and daughters to be adventurous and independent, at the same time we urge them to be sensible and careful. Herein lies one of the dilemmas posed by risk-taking behavio

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Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa: What Knowledge of Diagnosis and Pathogenesis Has Taught aboutaracterized by an all-consuming pursuit of thinness that overrides the patient’s physical and psychological well-being. The person begins to diet ostensibly to alter her weight, but this desire is often a screen that masks a pervasive sense of helplessness (Bruch, 1973). Pursuing a thin body becomes

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Suicide in the Young: Implications for Policy and Programming,ls, suicidologists, and young persons themselves have expressed deep concern about the increasing trend in the rates of youth suicide. In response to these expressions, task forces examining youth suicide have been established; national conferences on youth suicide prevention have been held; legisla

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A Cognitive Behavioral Model for the Treatment of Social-Communicative Deficits in Adolescents with Pennnington, & Waterhouse, 1987; Rutter & Schopler, 1987) have each been identified as primary areas of deficit in autism. As conceptualizations have shifted from autism as a language or communication disorder to autism as a social impairment, it remains unclear what constitutes a communication dis