Titlebook: Advances in Clinical Child Psychology; Benjamin B. Lahey,Alan E. Kazdin Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 attention.

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Anke Jaros-Sturhahn,Konrad Schachtner which has been characterized as one of the most diagnosed, discussed, and researched of the childhood behavior disorders (Douglas, 1976), hyperactivity. The most immediately apparent of these changes involves new terminology reflecting a major shift in thinking about the key deficits involved in ch

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Christine Legner,Leo Brecht,Hubert ?sterleecdotally since at least medieval times and has been empirically documented extensively in the twentieth century (e.g., Bak-win, 1942; Coleman & Provence, 1957; Patton & Gardner, 1963; Spitz, 1945; Widdowson, 1951).

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Crisis Management for a New Centuryocuments on the topic (Rawlinson, 1858). The purpose of this chapter will be to highlight some of the problems these children display and the impact these responses have on their emotional health. In this chapter we have attempted to break down our review into visually impaired and hearing-impaired

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