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Part I. Introduction: Historical and Theoretical Roots of Development Psychopathology: 1. An historical perspective on the discipline of developmental psychopathology D. Cicchetti 2. What is 'developmental' about developmental psychopathology? T. M. Achenbach Part II. Contributions of the High Risk Child Paradigm: Continuities and Changes in Adaptation During Development: 3. Early contributions to developmental risk A. J. Sameroff and R. Seifer 4. Beyond diathesis: toward an understanding of high-risk environments J. Richters and S. Weintraub 5. Hard growing: children who survive M. R. Yarrow and T. Sherman 6. Children born at medical risk: factors affecting vulnerability and resiliency M. O'Dougherty and F. S. Wright 7. A comparison of models for boy's depressive mood G. R. Patterson and D. Capaldi 8. A temperamental disposition to the state of uncertainty J. Kagan, J. L. Gibbons, M. O. Johnson, J. S. Reznick and N. Snidman Part III. Competence and Adversity: Individual and Family Differences in Resilience: 9. Psychosocial resilience and protective mechanism M. Rutter 10. Maternal stress and children's development: prediction of school outcomes and identification of protective factors R. C. Pianta, B. Egeland and L. A. Sroufe 11. Competence under stress: risk and protective factors A. S. Masten, P. Morison, D. Pelligrini and A. Tellegen 12. Stress-resistant families and stress-resistant children A. L. Baldwin, C. Baldwin and R. E. Cole 13. Children's adjustment to parental divorce: self-image, social relations and school performance N. F. Watt, O. Moorehead-Slaughter, D. N. Japzon and G. G. Keller Part IV. The Challenge of Adolescence for Developmental Psychopathology: 14. The development of psychopathology in adolescence A. T. Ebata, A. C. Petersen and J. J. Conger 15. Depressive symptomatology in late adolescence: a longitudinal perspective on personality antecedents J. Block and P. F. Gjerde 16. Vulnerability and resilience in the age of eating disorders: risk and protective factors for Bulimia J. Robin, L. R. Silberstein and R. H. Striegel-Moore 17. Protected or vulnerable: AIDS' challenges to developmental psychopathology J. E. Rolf and J. Johnson Part V. Factors in the Development of Schizophrenia and Other Severe Psychopathology in Late Adolescence and Adulthood: 18. Family risk factors for schizophrenia M. J. Goldstein 19. Long-range schizophrenia forecasting: many a slip twixt cup and lip D. R. Hanson, I. I. Gottesman and L. L. Heston 20. Vulnerability factors in children at risk: anomalies in attentional functioning and social behaviour K. H. Neuchterlein, S. Phipps-Yonas, R. Driscoll and N. Garmezy 21. Schizophrenia: a new model of its transmission and its variation P. S. Holzman 22. Premorbid competence and the course and outcome of pshychiatric disorders M. Glick and E. Zigler 23. Relationships between adult development and the course of mental disorder J. S. Strauss and C. M. Harding A closing note: reflections on the future N. Garmezy.