Archive for July 2013

Differentiating Tier 2 Social Behavioral Interventions According to Function of Behavior

An analysis of the effects of community leadership education program content on six outcome indices of community leadership

Tackling Child Poverty and Promoting Children’s Wellbeing: Lessons from abroad

Informant discrepancies in adult social anxiety disorder assessments: Links with contextual variations in observed behavior.

Earthquake and Disaster Response in the Japanese Community: A Strengths and Community Perspective

Empowering Disaster-Affected Communities for Long-Term Reconstruction: Intervening in Sri Lanka After the Tsunami

Tardive and spontaneous dyskinesia incidence in the general population

A Rasch model analysis of NEO PI-R fearless dominance and impulsive antisociality scales.

The Association of Cancer Patients’ Emotional Suppression and Their Self-Rating of Psychological Distress on Short Screening Tools

Factorial Validity of the ADHD Adult Symptom Rating Scale in a French Community Sample: Results From the ChiP-ARDS Study

The Promise of Motivational Interviewing for Securing a Niche in the RtI Movement

Between “Self-Murder” and “Suicide”: The Modern Etymology of Self-Killing

Sliding Versus Deciding in Relationships: Associations With Relationship Quality, Commitment, and Infidelity

Job Crafting at the Team and Individual Level: Implications for Work Engagement and Performance

Can’t Buy My Love: A Typology of Female Sex Workers’ Commercial Relationships in the Mexico–U.S. Border Region

Rocks and Pebbles: a post-bereavement sibling’s support group using music to explore grief

Hepatitis C

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Age-related self-overestimation of step-over ability in healthy older adults and its relationship to fall risk

The Institutional Framework of Russian Serfdom

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Children and Young People Bill

Brain Inflammation In Major Depressive Disorder

Working with Adoptive Parents: Research, Theory, and Therapeutic Interventions

Editors Virginia Brabender and April Fallon are clinical psychologists and also adoptive parents whose families are acquainted with both the uncertainty and joy of adoption. In Working with Adoptive Parents, they offer an in-depth treatment of the distinctive needs, feelings, impulses, expectations, and conflicts that adoptive parents experience through the stages of adoption and beyond. This volume offers a comprehensive picture of adoption through an exploration of the experiences and developmental processes of the adoptive parent.