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Child Psychiatry Perspectives: Child Development Research and Child Analysis
Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry, 1981Abstract The importance of child development research for child analysis is illustrated, and the need for more research within child analysis is emphasized. Without such research there is a danger that the hypotheses and metaphors of psychoanalysis will become reified, and an attitude that resists and eschews the challenge of new ideas may develop ...
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Hygie, 1987
The story of a seven year-old handicapped girl, unhappy and isolated, who--with the help of school children from her village, one in particular who was also disabled--can now go to school and become increasingly autonomous, provides a better understanding of the CHILD-to-child (Ctc) programme.
E, Dumurgier, B, Lagardère, L, Michon
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The story of a seven year-old handicapped girl, unhappy and isolated, who--with the help of school children from her village, one in particular who was also disabled--can now go to school and become increasingly autonomous, provides a better understanding of the CHILD-to-child (Ctc) programme.
E, Dumurgier, B, Lagardère, L, Michon
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Clinical Pediatrics, 2008
This case discussion is part of the Integrating Basic Science into Clinical Teaching Initiative. It is intended to examine wheezing as a symptom and to describe the underlying physiology that explains the physical findings and blood gas features in an attempt to localize the site of obstruction.
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This case discussion is part of the Integrating Basic Science into Clinical Teaching Initiative. It is intended to examine wheezing as a symptom and to describe the underlying physiology that explains the physical findings and blood gas features in an attempt to localize the site of obstruction.
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Nursing Clinics of North America, 2011
Child abuse can have a long-lasting and devastating effect on the growth and development of infants, children, and adolescents. Studies of abused and neglected children indicate that they have a higher rate of delayed intellectual development, poor school performance, aggressive behaviors, and social and relationship deficits compared with ...
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Child abuse can have a long-lasting and devastating effect on the growth and development of infants, children, and adolescents. Studies of abused and neglected children indicate that they have a higher rate of delayed intellectual development, poor school performance, aggressive behaviors, and social and relationship deficits compared with ...
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Child rights, child survival and child poverty:
2012Pemberton, SA, Gordon, D, Nandy, S
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Global, regional, and national causes of child mortality in 2008: a systematic analysis
Lancet, The, 2010Simon Cousens, Joy E Lawn, Igor Rudan
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