The Development of the Person: The Minnesota Study of Risk and Adaptation from Birth to Adulthood

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    Understanding the frequency, breadth and depth of the assessments with over 10, resultant variables is crucial to giving credence to the resulting conclusions. The strength of this work comes not just from the lessons learned about development, change and continuity but from the impressive evidence that places the lessons on a firm foundation and the even more fascinating predictability about development that emerged from the data. Throughout the book, it is easily possible to pull out sentences that may have made intuitive clinical sense but are now backed up with statistics kept to an appropriate minimum since background papers are well-referenced.

    By minimizing signals of need that may further alienate rejecting caregivers, an avoidant attachment organization is established which shows a connection to externalizing behavioural disorders through early childhood and adolescence. Anxious attachment in general, with no distinction between avoidance and resistance, was associated with depression.

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    There are remarkable parallels between how mothers responded to tasks with their children at 24 months and the same children more than 20 years later, responding to their own month-old children. Other conclusions have implications for prevention and intervention.

    In breaking the cycle of abuse, three relationship factors were most helpful for the mothers: As interesting as any individual observation or prediction may have been, it is the general observations and conclusions about development that pull the work together and provide a framework that will be useful to clinicians, program planners and researchers for years to come.

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    They include implications for classification systems such as the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, for treatment of specific disorders and for prevention and early intervention services. A truly gripping and inspiring self-help memoir filled with hope, insights, and strategies for conquering OCD. Birth to Age 5. American Academy Of Pediatrics. Review "This book is a 'must read' for anybody involved with longitudinal research, developmental psychopathology, or social policy involving children and families.

    The Guilford Press; 1 edition February 20, Language: Page 1 of 1 Start Over Page 1 of 1. Nurture in Child Development. The video content is inappropriate. The video content is misleading. The ad is too long. The ad does not play. The ad does not inform my purchase. The video does not play. There is too much buffering. The audio is poor or missing. Video is unrelated to the product. Please fill out the copyright form to register a complaint. Visible Learning for Teachers: Maximizing Impact on Learning.

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    Write a customer review. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. Researchers at the University of Minnesota observed and collected data about children from low income families following them through life cycles of prenatal, infancy, early childhood, preadolesence, adolescence, young adulthood with plans to continue.

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    This rare study provides long term scientific data on parenting, peer relationships, temperament, cognitive functioning, school achievement, IQ, family stress factors, and more. Readable and interesting, the study produces and tests numerous theories about child growth and adjustment. Because of the continuation into adulthood, some of the subjects are now raising their own children thus providing a basis for other observations and comparisons.

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    In addition to child specialists this book will find appeal to educators, pedatricians, parents and the general public. I think Sroufe did an excellent job This was a wonderful text!

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    I think Sroufe did an excellent job tying this longitudinal study to social work theory and practice. Was very happy it was part of my required reading. A very good book. The longitudinal study described here is amazing. There are obvious limitations, like applicability to other cities wtih different cultures than this Minnesota city.

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    Is Fred in the Refrigerator?: Vincent T rated it really liked it Jul 30, Essential reading for all in the field. The Development of the Person: Anxious attachment in general, with no distinction between avoidance and resistance, was associated with depression. Visible Learning for Teachers: If we understood the results of this book and the developmental process and predictability, we would practice a more researched based therapy with each growing stage of life.

    Otherwise, every scale, every measure, every you make it up that could be applied, was applied - that's what makes this study really great and worth reading about. Lots of developmental theories, yet leaves room for discovery.

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    I'm reading it for a graduate class - it can be really dense at times, but smooth during others. Very clear and detailed book! I'm still reading it, but it is completely meeting my expectations and needs. It is extending and completing my studies on the subject. Material in the book is good. However, it's a comlicated heavy read. I would not choose ot read this book out of my own personal choice. Everyone else in my class feels the same way. Thank you for keeping your word! Not only did I get my book at the right time, but my book looks nice and clean!

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    I enjoyed it very much to read this book and even the methodological part with descriptions of all the measures did not stop me reading it - and English is a foreign language for me. It is the whole spirit of the book, the attempt to find answers for central questions concerning human development which provides a red line.

    Though that last bit doesn't necessarily come through in the book. Oct 22, Elizabeth Webber rated it really liked it. This is a very dense read, but the information in invaluable. This knowledge has helped me to better understand the importance of infant mental health and early intervention. It also offers some critical views into how we become who we are.

    I think what I have been able to apply most are the findings on which kinds of parenting behaviors lead to which kinds of attachment behaviors. As an early interventionist this is very helpful. I refer back to this book often and recommend it to peers regular This is a very dense read, but the information in invaluable. I refer back to this book often and recommend it to peers regularly.

    Mar 27, Kevin rated it it was ok Shelves: Very detailed review of the Minnesota study. Unfortunately, much of the flow of the forest of presentation findings gets lots in the trees of specific comparisons. The last few chapters are quite the nice overview of study implications, though. Jan 21, Georgeanna rated it it was amazing. As others have said, not an easy read, and not for the general reader. Complex methodology and painstaking distinctions and clarifications may make it seem redundant to some, but encapsulates some of the most important research in this area since Mary Ainsworth.

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