|
|
![]()
|
|
International Review Of Research In Mental Retardation #30: Neurotoxicity & Developmental...
by Philip W. (edt) Davidson
Available from Powells.com
$223.75
on 9-3-2010
|
Features
ISBN Number: 9780123662309
Editor: Glidden, Laraine Masters
Published by: Academic Press
Editor: Weiss, Bernard
Editor: Glidden, Laraine Masters
Editor: Davidson, Philip W.
Editor: Myers, Gary J.
Written by: Weiss, Myers, Davidson, Glidden, Laraine Masters, Philip W., Gary J., Bernard
Written by: Switzky, Harvey N.
Written by: Weiss, Myers, Davidson, Philip W., Gary J., Bernard
Filed Under: Cognitive Psychology
Filed Under: Developmental, General
Filed Under: Psychopathology, General
Filed Under: Psychopathology, Abnormal
Filed Under: Educational Psychology
Filed Under: Reference
Series: International Review of Research in Mental Retardation
Series Volume: 30
Date of Publication: December 2005
Cover Type: Hardcover
Written in: English
Illustrations: Yes
Number of Pages: 364
Book Size: 9 x 6 in
International Review of Research in Mental Retardation is an ongoing scholarly look at research into the causes, effects, classification systems, syndromes, etc. of mental retardation. Contributors come from wide-ranging perspectives, including genetics, psychology, education, and other health and behavioral sciences.Volume 28 of the IRRMR serial was guest edited by Harvey Switzky and devoted to personality and motivational systems of the mentally retarded. That volume focused primarily on goal-orientation and motivation in an educational context and the extent to which the social stigma and personality factors associated with mental retardation impact goal-orientation. In this second volume on personality and motivation, the focus is on theories of motivation, and how accurately they predict what we know about the life of the mentally retarded with respect to decision making, interpersonal relationships, depression, and adaptive behavior. Review: Praise for the Series "In 1999... the International Review was reinvigorated... in these volumes one sees evidence of a vibrant, diverse field." '"CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY "This book is highly detailed and heavily referenced." '"BIOSIS "Belongs on the shelves of every serious student and researcher whose focal interest is the retarded." '"JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY "Practically every article is of interest for psychologists who are involved with mental retardation." '"CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY Synopsis: xins, lead, methanol, parental smoking, pthalates and pesticides. Additional chapters review research on environmental agents and autism, and assessment studies of exposure. This thematic volume in the International Review of Research in Mental Retardation begins with forewords by Stephen R. Schroeder, and series editor Laraine Glidden. Synopsis: e Glidden.
|
|
|
