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Wiley Series on Personality Processes: A Developmental Approach to Adult Psychopathology

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A developmental approach to psychopathology based on the theory that a continuum of growth underlies all psychological processes which is manifested in a sequence of developmental stages. The book views psychopathology as a consequence of inappropriate resolution of various problems at one or more stages of development. Using this unifying framework, it reviews more than 25 years of research considering such topics as: premorbid social competence, symptomatology diagnosis, the paranoid-nonparanoid distinction in schizophrenia, the essential- reactive distinction in alcoholism, the course and outcome of psychiatric disorders, and the developmental differences in self- image. 9,000 references are included in the book.

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Wiley Series on Personality Processes: A Developmental Approach to Adult Psychopathology, Edward F. Zigler, Marion Glick, Irving B. Weiner

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1986
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Tytuł
Wiley Series on Personality Processes: A Developmental Approach to Adult Psychopathology
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
1986
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
334
ISBN10
0471812684
ISBN13
9780471812685
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Opis
A developmental approach to psychopathology based on the theory that a continuum of growth underlies all psychological processes which is manifested in a sequence of developmental stages. The book views psychopathology as a consequence of inappropriate resolution of various problems at one or more stages of development. Using this unifying framework, it reviews more than 25 years of research considering such topics as: premorbid social competence, symptomatology diagnosis, the paranoid-nonparanoid distinction in schizophrenia, the essential- reactive distinction in alcoholism, the course and outcome of psychiatric disorders, and the developmental differences in self- image. 9,000 references are included in the book.