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Psychological Consultation to a Pediatric Oncology Unitthat collaboration always involves consultation, but consultation does not always involve collaboration. He sees this as a pitfall to effective intervention. Rothenberg (1968) writes of the need of both the consultant and the person seeking consultation to give up jargon if liaison is to be maintain

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Conceptions of Illness Causality in Hospitalized Childrengnitive development may limit understanding of illness and treatment. It was hypothesized that developmental transitions would characterize children’s conceptions of illness and that these transitions would parallel other indices of cognitive growth such as conservation and decentration.

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The Influence of Time and Type of Preparation on Children’s Adjustment to Hospitalizationefforts. Robertson (1958) feels that preparation should begin no sooner than one week prior to admission, whereas Dimock (1960) recommended that preparation for all children should begin one to three weeks prior to admission. In an attempt to derive more concrete evidence to support the need for ear

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Book 1993hologyauthorized the spon­ sorship of publication of the HandbookofPediatric Psychology (Routh, 1988) as a synthesis of the field by expert chapter authors. The Society then ap­ pointed a committee led by C. Eugene Walker and Annette M. La Greca to develop a series of biennial volumes entitled Advan

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ns, perhaps with minimal soil modification. Alternatively, ‘unsuitable’ soils and their environment can be changed to create a tolerable medium for the growth of any pasture plant. An unexplained exception to this brave generalisation is the failure of seedling regeneration of . on cracking-clay soi