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Adolescent Psychopathologyand the D
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PrefaceThis book is the result of a
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ContentsIntroduction 1Daniel Romer
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xContentsAppendix A: Glossary 475Sh
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2 INTRODUCTIONso many of the behavi
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4 INTRODUCTIONoverview of the brain
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10 BIOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL UNIVERSALS
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12 BIOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL UNIVERSALS
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Adolescent-Typical Behavior Pattern
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Chapter 2Competence, Resilience, an
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Chapter 3Mapping Adolescent Brain M
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Mapping Adolescent Brain Change 57p
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Mapping Adolescent Brain Change 65F
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Chapter 4The MetamorphosisIndividua
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The Metamorphosis 872003). In commo
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The Metamorphosis 89Infancy was the
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The Metamorphosis 91personal feelin
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Part VReversible Disordersof Brain
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Chapter 14Early Identification and
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Early-Onset Bipolar Disorder 317Fig
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Early-Onset Bipolar Disorder 319Rel
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Early-Onset Bipolar Disorder 321Uni
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Early-Onset Bipolar Disorder 327BIP
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Socioeconomic Context 375Two system
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Socioeconomic Context 377working me
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Socioeconomic Context 379Physical a
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Socioeconomic Context 385outcome, a
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Substance Abuse and Addiction 389Es
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Substance Abuse and Addiction 391ag
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Part VIEducational Interventionsfor
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Chapter 18Modifying Brain NetworksU
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Modifying Brain Networks 403Table 1
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Modifying Brain Networks 405Table 1
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Modifying Brain Networks 407Schizop
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Modifying Brain Networks 415Not all
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Modifying Brain Networks 417This wo
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The BrainWise Curriculum 421ents we
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The BrainWise Curriculum 423Human S
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The BrainWise Curriculum 425nizing
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The BrainWise Curriculum 433Table 1
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The BrainWise Curriculum 437Referen
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ConclusionsElaine F. Walker and Dan
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Conclusions 469female offspring. Th
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Conclusions 471In chapter 18, M. Ro
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Appendix AGlossaryShivali DhruvAcet
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Glossary 477pensity to cause extrap
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Glossary 483LTP (long-term potentia
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Glossary 485Noradrenergic transmiss
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Glossary 487fashion. Binding transm
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Glossary 489Typical antipsychotics
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Brain Locations 491Figure B-2 Horiz
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Author Biographies 493of the hormon
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Author Biographies 495Patricia Gorm
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Author Biographies 497ground influe
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Index 503individual differences in,
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