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Loneliness in childhood and adolescence / ed. Ken J. Rotenberg, Shelley Hymel Piece-Analytic Level: Examination of loneliness in children - adolescents and in adults : two solitudes or unified enterprise? • Adolescent loneliness and adjustment : a focus of gender differences • Self, other, and loneliness from a developmental perspective • Social self-discrepancy theory and loneliness during childhood and adolescence • The uses of loneliness in adolescence • Adolescent loneliness, self-reflection, and identity : from individual differences to developmental processes • Dimensions of children's friendship adjustment : implications for understanding loneliness • Parental antecedents of children's loneliness • A social-information-processing approach to children's loneliness • Connections amonh loneliness, the ability to be alone, and peer relationships in young children • Loneliness during early childhood : the role of interpersonal behaviors and relationships • Loneliness through the eyes of children • Developmental change in the sources of loneliness in childhood and adolescence : constructing a theorectcal model • Understanding the origins of childhood loneliness : contributions of attachment theory • The conceptualization and measurement of childhood loneliness • Childhood and adolescent loneliness : an introductionPublication: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1999Description: 404 p.Availability:
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