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Family issues in pediatric psychology / eds. Michael C. Roberts, Jan L. Wallander Nível de parte analítica: Family context in pedriatic psychology: a transactional perspective • Anxiety in parents seeking pediatric care • Familial similarities of changes in cognitive, behavioral, and physiological variables in a cardiovascular health promotion program • Diabetes in adolescence: effects of multifamily group intervention and parent simulation of diabetes • The roles of maternal employment and depression in the psychological adjustment of chronically ill, mentally retarded, and well children • Adjustment of siblings of handicapped children: a comparison • The social environment and the adaptation of mothers of physically handicapped children • Family resources as resistance factors for psychological maladjustment in chronically ill and handicapped children • Family variables and disease management in juvenile rheumatoid arthritis • AIDS and hemophilia: implications for interventions wth families • The family environment in nonorganic failure to thrive: a controlled study • Children with recurrent abdominal pain and their parents: more somatic complaints, anxiety, and depression than other patient families? • Relationships among life stress, perceived family environment, and the psychological distress of spins buifida adolescents • Familes of young adolescents who have survived cancer: social-emotional adjustment, adaptability, and social support • Family issues in pediatric psychology: an overviewPublicação: Hillsdale : Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1992Descrição: 277 p.Disponibilidade:
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