Growth, stature, and psychosocial well-being
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書誌事項
Growth, stature, and psychosocial well-being
Hogrefe & Huber, c1999
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Book is based on papers presented at a symposium
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Examines the relationship between physical growth and well being. The questions as to what extent psychological conditions can influence growth, and whether body height has an influence on personality and well being are at the core of the book. The later question is considered in light of now available treatments used to influence body height. The text is suitable for paediatricians, psychologists and other professionals working within the field.
目次
- Is short stature a handicap for otherwise healthy children?: short stature - does it matter/ a review of the evidence
- experiences of being short - should we expect problems of psychosocial adjustment?
- some patients with an idiopathic short stature see their short stature as a problem, but others do not - what makes the difference?
- peer and self perception of children with short stature - the role of recognition
- the psychosocial functioning of adults who were short as children. Short stature and chronic disorder: stress, resources and psychosocial adaptation to short stature in childhod - a study in pathological growth disorders
- psychosocial aspects of growth retardation in Turner Syndrome - preliminary results
- body height, body image and general well-being in adult women with Turner's syndrome. Short stature and quality of life assessment: can the clinical and empirical evidence regarding adjustment to short stature be reconciled?
- height and person perception - an evolutionary perspective
- deviations in growth and pubertal development and their treatment - how consistent are patient's and physician's outlooks?
- measuring health-related well-being in children, particularly in those of short stature
- perpectives of multidimensional life quality research in paediatric growth disorders. Variation of normal growth patterns and their consequences: adaptation of growth - secular trend and catch-up growth
- precocious and delayed puberty - psychology and clinical management. Effects of psychosocial disorders on growth: psychosocial short stature - follow-up to adolescence and adulthood
- psychosocial failure to thrive.
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