Tova Band-Winterstein • Zvi Eisikovits 2014 Interpersonal, Familial, and Cross- Generational Perspectives The question of how a long-standing intimate violence affects the experience of adult ageing is becoming increasingly pressing as the twenty-first century progresses. We are entering an age where there are greater numbers of older people around, who are living longer than previous generations, and where […]
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Alean Al-Krenawi 2014 Polygamy evokes strong reactions, and we are not in the business of judging or dictating those reactions. On the contrary, as academics, we lay out the facts as we know them, as we have discovered them in the course of several decades of careful research. We do not take sides in the […]
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Giovanni Andrea Fava • Chiara Ruini Editors 2014 Interventions and Cultural Contexts In the past decades, psychological well-being has achieved a prominent role in the biopsychosocial consideration of the dynamic balance between health and disease. Early pioneers were physicians and scientists embracing the psychosomatic approach. George Engel defined etiologic factors as “factors which either place […]
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Barbara Lucini 2014 Exploring Three Italian Earthquakes as Models for Disaster Resilience Planning
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Sylvia C. Nassar-McMillan • Kristine J. Ajrouch Julie Hakim-Larson Editors 2014 Culture, Development, and Health From a perspective of ethnic identity, the process of my development as both a person and a professional has followed parallel paths. Due to ethnicities (and perceived ethnicities!) of the primary elders in my family of origin, coupled with the […]
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Louise Cummings 2014 Perspectives in Pragmatics, Philosophy & Psychology Volume 3 Clinical pragmatics has undergone a remarkable transformation in its relatively short history. From relative obscurity in early studies of language disorders in children, the field has developed into a thriving area of clinical language study which is on a par with clinical phonology and […]
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Iris Manor-Binyamini 2014 Providing Services for Children with Disabilities Indigenous peoples across the world have other stories to tell (Smith L.T., 1999) Indigenous people are just as much a part of the complex modern world as any of us; they may be different, they may be unique, but they must be nurtured, respected, and allowed […]
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Leonard F. Koziol 2014 Missing Elements in Conceptualization, Evaluation, and Assessment These first three quotations were used to open chapters 2, 7 and 8 of Subcortical Structures and Cognition: Implications for Neuropsychological Assessment [ 1 ]. They are reused here because they have special relevance for Volume II of this ebook series. These quotes capture […]
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Mark D. Weist • Nancy A. Lever Catherine P. Bradshaw Julie Sarno Owens Editors 2014 Research, Training, Practice, and Policy
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Kathleen Hague Armstrong Julia A. Ogg Ashley N. Sundman-Wheat Audra St. John Walsh 2014
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