Titlebook: Handbook of Children’s Coping; Linking Theory and I Sharlene A. Wolchik,Irwin N. Sandler Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Coping with Stressective to include work on aspects of regulation that are relevant to an understanding of coping but frequently have not been considered by coping theorists. A second related goal is to present a preliminary heuristic model in which the roles of various modes of regulation in the coping process are c

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Children’s Coping with Maltreatmentlittle or no effect on some children and they significantly impair the development of others. Although several programs to prevent physical abuse, sexual abuse, and neglect have been implemented over the past 20 years, there is no evidence that the incidence of child maltreatment has been reduced me

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Parental Alcoholism as a Risk Factorents. Although prevalence estimates for alcoholism vary with the operational definition of the disorder, recent data suggest that approximately 25% of adult males and 4–5% of adult females in the US population meet lifetime criteria for alcohol abuse or dependence (Robins et al., 1984). Based on the

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Children of Depressed Parents also become clear that depression affects the lives of others, and nowhere is this effect more apparent and dramatic than in families. Studies of children of depressed parents have grown in number and sophistication recently, and they all point to a common conclusion: Depression runs in families, a

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Risks and Interventions for the Parentally Bereaved Child a parent. Yet, what evidence is there to support this statement? What, if any, kinds of mental health or adjustment problems might these children experience? And if the death of a parent does indeed put children or adolescents at risk, what are the important risk and protective factors that mediate

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Children’s Coping with Chronic Illnessronic illness is heterogeneous in nature. Chronic illnesses vary in their age of onset, age at diagnosis, the functional impairment involved, prognosis of the disease, treatment demands and regimen, visibility, amount of pain involved, cyclic or constant nature of the symptoms, and predictability an