Handbook of TemperamentMarcel Zentner, Rebecca L. Shiner Guilford Press, 1.10.2012 г. - 750 страници Timely and authoritative, this unique handbook explores the breadth of current knowledge on temperament, from foundational theory and research to clinical applications. Leaders in the field examine basic temperament traits, assessment methods, and what brain imaging and molecular genetics reveal about temperament's biological underpinnings. The book considers the pivotal role of temperament in parent–child interactions, attachment, peer relationships, and the development of adolescent and adult personality and psychopathology. Innovative psychological and educational interventions that take temperament into account are reviewed. Integrative in scope, the volume features extensive cross-referencing among chapters and a forward-looking summary chapter. |
Съдържание
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Chapter 3Models of Adult Temperament | 41 |
Part IIBasic Temperament Traits | 67 |
Chapter 4The Biography of Behavioral Inhibition | 69 |
Chapter 5Activity as a Temperament Trait | 83 |
Chapter 6Positive Emotionality | 105 |
Chapter 7Anger and Irritability | 124 |
Part VTemperament in Context | 401 |
The Differential Susceptibility Paradigm | 403 |
Chapter 20Temperament and Parenting in Developmental Perspective | 425 |
Chapter 21Temperament and Peer Relationships | 442 |
Chapter 22Culture and Temperament | 462 |
Chapter 23Gender Differences in Temperament | 479 |
Chapter 24Temperament and the Development of Personality Traits Adaptations and Narratives | 497 |
Part VIClinical Perspectives on Temperament | 517 |
Chapter 8Effortful Control | 145 |
Chapter 9Empathy Prosocial Behavior and Other Aspects of Kindness | 168 |
Part IIIMeasures of Temperament | 181 |
Self and OtherReport Measures across the Lifespan | 183 |
Chapter 11Behavioral Assessment of Temperament | 209 |
Chapter 12Psychobiological Measures of Temperament in Childhood | 229 |
Part IVBiological Perspectives on Temperament | 249 |
Chapter 13Temperament in Animals | 251 |
Chapter 14Temperament and Evolution | 273 |
The Role of Prenatal Stress and Substance Use Exposure | 297 |
Chapter 16Quantitative and Molecular Genetic Studies of Temperament | 315 |
Chapter 17Neurobiology and Neurochemistry of Temperament in Children | 347 |
Chapter 18Neurobiology and Neurochemistry of Temperament in Adults | 368 |
Resilient and Vulnerable Responses to Adversity | 519 |
Chapter 26Temperament and Internalizing Disorders | 541 |
Chapter 27Temperament Externalizing Disorders and AttentionDeficitHyperactivity Disorder | 562 |
Chapter 28Temperament and Physical Health over the Lifespan | 581 |
Part VIIApplied Perspectives on Temperament | 605 |
Reconceptualized from a ResponsetoIntervention Framework | 607 |
Chapter 30Temperament in the Classroom | 627 |
Reflections on Clinical Practice with the Trait of Sensitivity | 645 |
Part VIIIIntegration and Outlook | 671 |
A Synthesis of Major Themes Findings and Challenges and a Look Forward | 673 |
Author Index | 701 |
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