Development and Psychopathology

By D. Cicchetti, Theodore P. Beauchaine, Patrick T. Davies, Stephen Hinshaw, David Magnusson, A. Masten, Katie McLaughlin, Michael Rutter, Daniel Shaw, L. Sroufe and 71 more. Oxford Handbooks Online, 2018

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The developmental psychopathology perspective, which can be understood as both a conceptual approach and a scientific discipline, aims to integrate the historically distinct domains of child development and psychopathology toward the goal of advancing the understanding of children’s adaptation and maladaptation. This chapter provides an overview of the key concepts and methodologies that characterize the discipline, drawing heavily on seminal early work on the topic; these key concepts and methodologies are integrated with a consideration of current trends and concepts in the field. The current state of the field is summarized and outstanding issues that merit further conceptual consideration and research attention are highlighted.

Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Education

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