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adam_text | CONTENTS PART 1 THE PROBLEM AND ITS HISTORY 1 CHAPTER 7 DEFINITION AND
PREVALENCE: THE NATURE AND EXTENT OF THE PROBLEM 4 TERMINOLOGY 5
DEVELOPMENTAL NORMS VERSUS SOCIOCULTURAL EXPECTATIONS 6 BEHAVIOR SHAPED
BY ITS SOCIAL CONTEXT (ECOLOGY) 7 TYPES OF DISORDERS AND CAUSES 8
EXAMPLES OF DISORDERED EMOTIONS AND BEHAVIOR 8 PROBLEMS OF DEFINITION 11
DIFFERENCES IN CONCEPTUAL MODELS 12 DIFFERING PURPOSES OF DEFINITIONS 12
DIFFICULTIES IN MEASURING EMOTIONS AND BEHAI *IOR 13 RANGE AND
VARIABILITY OF NORMAL AND DEI IANT BEHAI IOR 14 RELATIONSHIPS AMONG
EMOTIONAL OR BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS AND OTHER EXCEPTIONALITIES 15
TRANSIENCE OF MANY EMOTIONAL AND BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS 15 DISADVANTAGES IN
LABELING DEVIANCE 15 IMPORTANCE OF DEFINITION 16 CURRENT FEDERAL
DEFINITION: ITS DERIVATION AND STATUS 17 PERSPECTIVES ON DEFINITION 19
AN EMERGING DEFINITION 20 PREVALENCE 21 WHO HAS A DISORDER? 22 THE
MEANING OF PREVALENCE AND INCIDENCE 24 PREVALENCE AND INCIDENCE
ESTIMATES: WHY SHOULD WE CARE? 24 PROBLEMS OF ESTIMATION 2 5 LACK OF A
STANDARD DEFINITION 25 FALSE POSIT II REASONABLE ESTIMATES OF PREVALENCE
27 TRENDS IN PREVALENCE ESTIMATES AND PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS SERVED BY
SPECIAL EDUCATION 28 FACTORS AFFECTING PREVALENCE AND PLACEMENT FOR
SERVICES 28 PRESUMED LINK BETWEEN CAUSES AND PREI RELUCTANCE TO IDENTIFY
EBD 30 DISPROPORTIONALITY 30 SOCIAL POLICY AND ECONOMIC FACTORS 31
PREVALENCE AND INCIDENCE OF SPECIFIC DISORDERS 33 K CONTENTS SUMMARY 34
CASE FOR DISCUSSION 35 PERSONAL REFLECTIONS: DEFINITION AND PREVALENCE
36 CHAPTER 2 HISTORY OF THE PROBLEM: DEVELOPMENT OF THE FIELD AND
CURRENT ISSUES 39 A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE FIELD 40 THE 19TH CENTURY 40
EARLY 20TH CENTURY: THE ESTABLISHMENT OF INTERVENTION PROGRAMS 41 MID-
TO LATE-20TH CENTURY-. ELABORATION OF INTERVENTION PROGRAMS 42 CURRENT
ISSUES 45 EARLY IDENTIFICATION AND PREVENTION 45 EDUCATION OF ANTISOCIAL
AND VIOLENT STUDENTS 48 COMPREHENSIVE, COLLABORATIVE, COMMUNITY-BASED
SERVICES 49 FOCUS ON ACADEMIC AND SOCIAL SKILLS 50 FUNCTIONAL BEHAVIORAL
ASSESSMENT 51 CONTINUUM OF ALTERNATIVE PLACEMENTS 52 TRANSITION TO WORK
OR FURTHER EDUCATION 54 MULTICULTURAL SPECIAL EDUCATION 55 LEGAL
DEVELOPMENTS AND ISSUES 56 PL 94-142: EDUCATION FOR ALL HANDICAPPED
CHILDREN ACT 56 INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION ACT (PL.
101-476) 57 INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION ACT AMENDMENTS OF
1997 (PL. 105-17) 58 INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION IMPROVEMENT
ACT (IDEA 2004) 60 NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND ACT OF 2001 (NCLB; PL 107-110)
61 TRENDS IN LEGISLATION AND LITIGATION 62 IMPLICATIONS OF LEGISLATION
AND LITIGATION 62 PAST AND FUTURE 63 SUMMARY 64 CASE FOR DISCUSSION 67
PERSONAL REFLECTIONS: HISTORY 68 CHAPTER J CONCEPTUAL MODELS: APPROACHES
TO THE PROBLEM 71 TRADITIONAL EXPOSITION OF CONCEPTUAL MODELS 73
BIOLOGICAL MODEL 74 PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL MODEL 75 ECOLOGICAL MODEL 75
BEHAVIORAL MODEL 76 COMPARING AND CHOOSING MODELS 76 CONTENTS XJ
DEVELOPING AN INTEGRATED MODEL: A SOCIAL-COGNITIVE APPROACH 78 STRUCTURE
FOR DISCUSSION 80 SUMMARY 81 CASE FOR DISCUSSION 82 PERSONAL
REFLECTIONS: CONCEPTUAL MODELS 83 PART 2 ASSESSMENT 87 CHAPTER 4
SCREENING, ELIGIBILITY, AND CLASSIFICATION 90 GENERAL RULES FOR
EVALUATION FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION 91 PARENTS MUST PARTICIPATE 92 MULTIPLE
DISCIPLINES MUST BE INVOH ED 92 ALL KNOWN OR SUSPECTED DISABILITIES
MUST BE ASSESSED ACCURATELY AND FAIRLY 92 ASSESSMENT RESULTS MUST BE
CONFIDENTIAL 92 PARENTS HAVE A RIGHT TO MEDIATION OR A DUE PROCESS
HEARING 93 PERIODIC REEVALUATION IS REQUIRED 93 TRANSITION PLANNING MUST
BE PART OF THE LEPFOR STUDENTS AGED 16 OR OLDER 93 STUDENTS WITH EBD
MUST BE INCLUDED IN GENERAL ASSESSMENTS OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS 93
POSITIVE BEHAVIOR INTERVENTION PLANS BASED ON A FUNCTIONAL BEHAVIORAL
ASSESSMENT MUST BE INCLUDED IN IEPS 94 EVALUATION FOR ELIGIBILITY 95
GENERAL CRITERIA FOR ACCEPTABLE ASSESSMENTS 97 RELIABILITY OF ASSESSMENT
97 VALIDITY OF ASSESSMENT 100 THE IMPORTANCE OF RELIABLE AND VALID
MEASURES FOR STUDENTS WITH EBD 101 SCREENING 102 EARLY IDENTIFICATION
AND PREVENTION 102 SCREENING AS CONVERGENCE AND CONFIRMATION OF CONCERNS
107 USING FUNCTIONAL BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT IN SCREENING 108 PREREFERRAL
STRATEGIES AND RESPONSE TO INTERVENTION 110 CLASSIFICATION 112
PSYCHIATRIC CLASSIFICATION 112 BEHAVIORAL DIMENSIONS 114 MULTIPLE
CLASSIFICATIONS AND THE ISSUE OF COMORBIDITY 119 CLASSIFICATION OF
SEVERE DISORDERS 119 NECESSITY OF CLASSIFICATION 120 COMPLEXITY AND
AMBIGUITY 120 SUMMARY 121 CASE FOR DISCUSSION 122 PERSONAL REFLECTIONS:
SCREENING AND DETECTION OF BEHAVIOR DISORDERS 123 XII CONTENTS CHAPTER 5
EVALUATION FOR INSTRUCTION 126 CURRENT TRENDS IN EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENT
FOR INSTRUCTION 127 EVALUATION FOR INSTRUCTION AND OTHER INTERVENTIONS
128 STANDARDIZED, NORM-REFERENCED TESTS OF INTELLIGENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT
129 BEHAVIOR RATINGS 132 DIRECT OBSERVATION AND MEASUREMENT 133
INTERVIEWS 134 ASSESSMENT OF PEER RELATIONS 135 SELF-REPORTS 135
CURRICULUM-BASED EI VALUATION 136 MANIFESTATION DETERMINATION 138
FUNCTIONAL BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT 139 POSITIVE BEHAVIOR INTERVENTION PLAN
139 ASSESSMENT AS AN INSTRUCTIONAL PROBLEM.- PRECORRECTION AS A POSITIVE
BIP 140 ADAPTATIONS FOR INCLUSION IN GENERAL EDUCATION ASSESSMENTS 141
EVALUATION AND SOCIAL VALIDATION 143 USE OF EVALUATION DATA IN WRITING
INDIVIDUALIZED EDUCATION PROGRAMS 143 NOTES ON THE IBP 144 THE IEP AND
PLACEMENT 150 SUMMARY 150 CASE FOR DISCUSSION 151 PERSONAL REFLECTIONS:
EVALUATION FOR INSTRUCTION 152 PART 3 CAUSAL FACTORS 155 CHAPTER 6
BIOLOGICAL FACTORS 158 APPEAL OF BIOLOGICAL FACTORS AS CAUSAL
EXPLANATIONS 159 GENETICS 160 IMPLICATIONS OF GENETIC FACTORS 163 BRAIN
DAMAGE OR DYSFUNCTION 163 TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY 164 MALNUTRITION,
ALLERGIES, AND OTHER HEALTH-RELATED ISSUES 166 TEMPERAMENT 167
IMPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATORS 170 SUMMARY 172 CASE FOR DISCUSSION 173
PERSONAL REFLECTIONS: BIOLOGICAL FACTORS 174 CHAPTER 7 FAMILY FACTORS
178 APPEAL OF FAMILY FACTORS AS CAUSAL EXPLANATIONS 179 FAMILY
DEFINITION AND STRUCTURE 181 CONTENTS XIII SINGLE-PARENT FAMILIES 182
SUBSTITUTE CARE 183 FAMILY INTERACTION 184 CHILD MANAGEMENT 184 CHILD
ABUSE 188 FAMILY INFLUENCES ON SCHOOL SUCCESS AND FAILURE 190 EXTERNAL
PRESSURES AFFECTING FAMILIES 191 IMPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATORS 192 SUMMARY
193 CASE FOR DISCUSSION 194 PERSONAL REFLECTIONS: FAMILY FACTORS 195
CHAPTER 8 SCHOOL FACTORS 198 THE APPEAL OF SCHOOL FACTORS AS CAUSAL
EXPLANATIONS 199 INTELLIGENCE 199 INTELLIGENCE OF STUDENTS WITH
EMOTIONAL OR BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS 200 IMPLICATIONS OF LOW IQ 201
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT 201 ACHIEVEMENT OF STUDENTS WITH EMOTIONAL OR
BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS 202 IMPLICATIONS OF ACADEMIC UNDERACHIEVEMENT 202
SOCIAL SKILLS 202 BEHAVIOR PREDICT! I SCHOOL FAILURE AND LATER
ADJUSTMENT 205 INTELLIGENCE, ACHIEVEMENT, AND ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR 206
SCHOOL S CONTRIBUTION TO EMOTIONAL AND BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS 207
INSENSITIVITY TO STUDENTS INDIVIDUALITY 208 INAPPROPRIATE EXPECTATIONS
FOR STUDENTS 210 INCONSISTENT MANAGEMENT OF BEHAVIOR 212 INSTRUCTION IN
NONFUNCTIONAL AND IRRELEVANT SKILLS 213 INEFFECTIVE INSTRUCTION IN
CRITICAL SKILLS 213 DESTRUCTIVE CONTINGENCIES OF REINFORCEMENT 215
UNDESIRABLE MODELS OF SCHOOL CONDUCT 217 IMPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATORS 218
SUMMARY 220 CASE FOR DISCUSSION 220 PERSONAL REFLECTIONS: SCHOOL FACTORS
222 CHAPTER Q CULTURAL FACTORS 226 APPEAL OF CULTURAL FACTORS AS CAUSAL
EXPLANATIONS 227 CONFLICTING CULTURAL VALUES AND STANDARDS 228
MULTICULTURAL PERSPECTIVE 229 XIV CONTENTS PROBLEMS IN EVALUATING THE
EFFECTS OF CULTURAL FACTORS 230 BIOLOGY, FAMILY, SCHOOL, AND CULTURE: A
TANGLED WEB OF CAUSAL INFLUENCES 231 MASS MEDIA 233 PEER GROUP 235
NEIGHBORHOOD AND URBANIZATION 239 ETHNICITY 241 SOCIAL CLASS AND POT
IMPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATORS 243 A FINAL NOTE ON CAUSAL FACTORS 245
SUMMARY 246 CASE FOR DISCUSSION 247 PERSONAL REFLECTIONS: CULTURAL
FACTORS 249 PART 4 FACETS OF DISORDERED BEHAVIOR 253 CHAPTER IQ
ATTENTION AND ACTIVITY DISORDERS 255 DEFINITION AND PREVALENCE 256
RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER DISORDERS 258 PREVALENCE 260 CAUSAL FACTORS AND
PREVENTION 260 ASSESSMENT 262 INTERVENTION AND EDUCATION 263 MEDICATION
263 PSYCHOSOCIAL TRAINING INVOLVING PARENTS AND TEACHERS 264 A
PERSPECTIVE ON INTERVENTION 270 SUMMARY 271 PERSONAL REFLECTIONS:
ATTENTION AND ACTIVITY DISORDERS 272 CHAPTER Y Y CONDUCT DISORDER: OVERT
AGGRESSION AND COVERT ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR 275 DEFINITION, PREVALENCE,
AND CLASSIFICATION 276 DEFINITION 276 PREVALENCE 278 CLASSIFICATION 279
AGGRESSION AND VIOLENCE IN SOCIAL CONTEXT 279 AGGRESSION AS A
MULTICULTURAL ISSUE 280 AGGRESSION IN THE CONTEXT OF SCHOOL 281 CAUSAL
FACTORS 282 GENERAL CONCLUSIONS FROM SOCIAL LEARNING RESEARCH 285
PERSONAL FACTORS 288 PEER GROUP FACTORS 288 CONTENTS XV FAMILY FACTORS
288 SCHOOL FACTORS 289 ASSESSMENT 291 INTERVENTION AND EDUCATION 292
PREVENTION 292 MAJOR FEATURES OF SOCIAL LEARNING LNTEN IS 295 THE USES
AND MISUSES OF PUNISHMENT 298 THE ACTING-OUT BEHAVIOR CYCLE AND
PRECORRECTION 300 SCHOOL VIOLENCE AND SCHOOHVIDE DISCIPLINE 304
INTERVENTIONS SPECIFIC TO COVERT ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR 305 SUMMARY 310
PERSONAL REFLECTIONS: AGGRESSIVE CONDUCT DISORDER 312 CHAPTER 2
PROBLEM BEHAVIORS OF ADOLESCENCE: DELINQUENCY, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, AND
EARLY SEXUAL ACTIVITY 315 PROBLEM BEHAVIORS IN ADOLESCENCE AND EARLY
ADULTHOOD 316 JUVENILE DELINQUENCY 317 DEFINITION 317 TYPES OF
DELINQUENTS 318 PREVALENCE 319 CAUSAL FACTORS AND PREVENTION 319
DELINQUENCY, DISABLING CONDITIONS, AND THE NEED FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION
322 INTERVENTION IN JUVENILE DELINQUENCY 323 STREET GANGS 327 THE
PROBLEMS OF OVERREACTION AND PUNITIVE RESPONSES 330 SUBSTANCE ABUSE 330
DEFINITION AND PREVALENCE 331 CAUSAL FACTORS AND PREVENTION 335
INTERVENTION AND EDUCATION 337 EARLY SEXUAL ACTIVITY AND TEEN PARENTHOOD
342 SUMMARY 344 PERSONAL REFLECTIONS: PROBLEM BEHAVIORS OF ADOLESCENCE
346 CHAPTER 7 2 ANXIETY AND RELATED DISORERS 353 ANXIETY DISORDERS 354
OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDERS 358 POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER 359
STEREOTYPED MOVEMENT DISORDERS 360 SELECTIVE MUTISM 362 EATING DISORDERS
363 ELIMINATION DISORDERS 365 XVI CONTENTS SEXUAL PROBLEMS 366 SOCIAL
ISOLATION AND INEPTITUDE 367 CAUSAL FACTORS AND PREI MENTION 368
ASSESSMENT 369 INTERVENTION AND EDUCATION 369 SUMMARY 371 PERSONAL
REFLECTIONS: ANXIETY AND RELATED DISORDERS 373 CHAPTER 14 DEPRESSION
AND SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR 375 DEPRESSION 376 DEFINITION AND PREVALENCE 376
ASSESSMENT 378 CAUSAL FACTORS, RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER DISORDERS, AND
PREVENTION 379 INTERVENTION AND EDUCATION 381 SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR 382
DEFINITION AND PREVALENCE 382 CAUSAL FACTORS AND PREVENTION 383
ASSESSMENT 384 INTERVENTION AND EDUCATION 385 SUMMARY 386 PERSONAL
REFLECTIONS: DEPRESSION AND SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR 388 CHAPTER IFF
SCHIZOPHRENIA AND OTHER SEVERE DISORDERS 395 SCHIZOPHRENIA 397
DEFINITION, PREVALENCE, AND CHARACTERISTICS 397 CAUSES AND PREVENTION
400 EDUCATION AND RELATED INTERVENTIONS 400 SOCIALIZATION PROBLEMS 401
COMMUNICATION DISORDERS 401 STEREOTYPY (ABNORMAL REPETITIVE MOVEMENT)
403 SELF-STIMULATION 403 SELF-INJURY 404 SUMMARY 406 PERSONAL
REFLECTIONS: SCHIZOPHRENIA AND OTHER SEVERE DISORDERS 408 PART 5
IMPLICATIONS: A BEGINNING POINT 411 CHAPTER 16 A PERSONAL STATEMENT 413
SETTING EXPECTATIONS 4L4 UNDERSTANDING CAUSAL FACTORS AND THE ROLE OF
THE TEACHER 415 DEFINING AND MEASURING BEHAVIOR 417 CONTENTS XVII
HELPING STUDENTS EXPERIENCE WORK, PLAY, LOVE, AND FUN 419 COMMUNICATING
DIRECTLY AND HONESTLY 421 MODELING AND TEACHING SELF-CONTROL 422
RESPECTING AND VALUING CULTURAL DIFFERENCES 423 REFOCUSING ON THE
BUSINESS OF EDUCATION: INSTRUCTION 425 THINKING ABOUT REAL PEOPLE 425
REMEMBERING THE PAST WHEN THINKING ABOUT THE FUTURE 426 GLOSSARY 428
REFERENCES 436 AUTHOR INDEX 479 SUBJECT INDEX 491 NOTE: EVERY EFFORT HAS
BEEN MADE TO PROVIDE ACCURATE AND CURRENT INTERNET INFORMATION IN THIS
BOOK. HOWEVER, THE INTERNET AND INFORMATION POSTED ON IT ARE CONSTANTLY
CHANGING, SO IT IS INEVITABLE THAT SOME OF THE INTERNET ADDRESSES LISTED
IN THIS TEXTBOOK WILL CHANGE.
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CONTENTS PART 1 THE PROBLEM AND ITS HISTORY 1 CHAPTER 7 DEFINITION AND
PREVALENCE: THE NATURE AND EXTENT OF THE PROBLEM 4 TERMINOLOGY 5
DEVELOPMENTAL NORMS VERSUS SOCIOCULTURAL EXPECTATIONS 6 BEHAVIOR SHAPED
BY ITS SOCIAL CONTEXT (ECOLOGY) 7 TYPES OF DISORDERS AND CAUSES 8
EXAMPLES OF DISORDERED EMOTIONS AND BEHAVIOR 8 PROBLEMS OF DEFINITION 11
DIFFERENCES IN CONCEPTUAL MODELS 12 DIFFERING PURPOSES OF DEFINITIONS 12
DIFFICULTIES IN MEASURING EMOTIONS AND BEHAI *IOR 13 RANGE AND
VARIABILITY OF NORMAL AND DEI IANT BEHAI 'IOR 14 RELATIONSHIPS AMONG
EMOTIONAL OR BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS AND OTHER EXCEPTIONALITIES 15
TRANSIENCE OF MANY EMOTIONAL AND BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS 15 DISADVANTAGES IN
LABELING DEVIANCE 15 IMPORTANCE OF DEFINITION 16 CURRENT FEDERAL
DEFINITION: ITS DERIVATION AND STATUS 17 PERSPECTIVES ON DEFINITION 19
AN EMERGING DEFINITION 20 PREVALENCE 21 WHO HAS A DISORDER? 22 THE
MEANING OF PREVALENCE AND INCIDENCE 24 PREVALENCE AND INCIDENCE
ESTIMATES: WHY SHOULD WE CARE? 24 PROBLEMS OF ESTIMATION 2 5 LACK OF A
STANDARD DEFINITION 25 FALSE POSIT II REASONABLE ESTIMATES OF PREVALENCE
27 TRENDS IN PREVALENCE ESTIMATES AND PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS SERVED BY
SPECIAL EDUCATION 28 FACTORS AFFECTING PREVALENCE AND PLACEMENT FOR
SERVICES 28 PRESUMED LINK BETWEEN CAUSES AND PREI RELUCTANCE TO IDENTIFY
EBD 30 DISPROPORTIONALITY 30 SOCIAL POLICY AND ECONOMIC FACTORS 31
PREVALENCE AND INCIDENCE OF SPECIFIC DISORDERS 33 K CONTENTS SUMMARY 34
CASE FOR DISCUSSION 35 PERSONAL REFLECTIONS: DEFINITION AND PREVALENCE
36 CHAPTER 2 HISTORY OF THE PROBLEM: DEVELOPMENT OF THE FIELD AND
CURRENT ISSUES 39 A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE FIELD 40 THE 19TH CENTURY 40
EARLY 20TH CENTURY: THE ESTABLISHMENT OF INTERVENTION PROGRAMS 41 MID-
TO LATE-20TH CENTURY-. ELABORATION OF INTERVENTION PROGRAMS 42 CURRENT
ISSUES 45 EARLY IDENTIFICATION AND PREVENTION 45 EDUCATION OF ANTISOCIAL
AND VIOLENT STUDENTS 48 COMPREHENSIVE, COLLABORATIVE, COMMUNITY-BASED
SERVICES 49 FOCUS ON ACADEMIC AND SOCIAL SKILLS 50 FUNCTIONAL BEHAVIORAL
ASSESSMENT 51 CONTINUUM OF ALTERNATIVE PLACEMENTS 52 TRANSITION TO WORK
OR FURTHER EDUCATION 54 MULTICULTURAL SPECIAL EDUCATION 55 LEGAL
DEVELOPMENTS AND ISSUES 56 PL 94-142: EDUCATION FOR ALL HANDICAPPED
CHILDREN ACT 56 INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION ACT (PL.
101-476) 57 INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION ACT AMENDMENTS OF
1997 (PL. 105-17) 58 INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION IMPROVEMENT
ACT (IDEA 2004) 60 NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND ACT OF 2001 (NCLB; PL 107-110)
61 TRENDS IN LEGISLATION AND LITIGATION 62 IMPLICATIONS OF LEGISLATION
AND LITIGATION 62 PAST AND FUTURE 63 SUMMARY 64 CASE FOR DISCUSSION 67
PERSONAL REFLECTIONS: HISTORY 68 CHAPTER J CONCEPTUAL MODELS: APPROACHES
TO THE PROBLEM 71 TRADITIONAL EXPOSITION OF CONCEPTUAL MODELS 73
BIOLOGICAL MODEL 74 PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL MODEL 75 ECOLOGICAL MODEL 75
BEHAVIORAL MODEL 76 COMPARING AND CHOOSING MODELS 76 CONTENTS XJ
DEVELOPING AN INTEGRATED MODEL: A SOCIAL-COGNITIVE APPROACH 78 STRUCTURE
FOR DISCUSSION 80 SUMMARY 81 CASE FOR DISCUSSION 82 PERSONAL
REFLECTIONS: CONCEPTUAL MODELS 83 PART 2 ASSESSMENT 87 CHAPTER 4
SCREENING, ELIGIBILITY, AND CLASSIFICATION 90 GENERAL RULES FOR
EVALUATION FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION 91 PARENTS MUST PARTICIPATE 92 MULTIPLE
DISCIPLINES MUST BE INVOH ED 92 ALL KNOWN OR SUSPECTED DISABILITIES
MUST BE ASSESSED ACCURATELY AND FAIRLY 92 ASSESSMENT RESULTS MUST BE
CONFIDENTIAL 92 PARENTS HAVE A RIGHT TO MEDIATION OR A DUE PROCESS
HEARING 93 PERIODIC REEVALUATION IS REQUIRED 93 TRANSITION PLANNING MUST
BE PART OF THE LEPFOR STUDENTS AGED 16 OR OLDER 93 STUDENTS WITH EBD
MUST BE INCLUDED IN GENERAL ASSESSMENTS OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS 93
POSITIVE BEHAVIOR INTERVENTION PLANS BASED ON A FUNCTIONAL BEHAVIORAL
ASSESSMENT MUST BE INCLUDED IN IEPS 94 EVALUATION FOR ELIGIBILITY 95
GENERAL CRITERIA FOR ACCEPTABLE ASSESSMENTS 97 RELIABILITY OF ASSESSMENT
97 VALIDITY OF ASSESSMENT 100 THE IMPORTANCE OF RELIABLE AND VALID
MEASURES FOR STUDENTS WITH EBD 101 SCREENING 102 EARLY IDENTIFICATION
AND PREVENTION 102 SCREENING AS CONVERGENCE AND CONFIRMATION OF CONCERNS
107 USING FUNCTIONAL BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT IN SCREENING 108 PREREFERRAL
STRATEGIES AND RESPONSE TO INTERVENTION 110 CLASSIFICATION 112
PSYCHIATRIC CLASSIFICATION 112 BEHAVIORAL DIMENSIONS 114 MULTIPLE
CLASSIFICATIONS AND THE ISSUE OF COMORBIDITY 119 CLASSIFICATION OF
SEVERE DISORDERS 119 NECESSITY OF CLASSIFICATION 120 COMPLEXITY AND
AMBIGUITY 120 SUMMARY 121 CASE FOR DISCUSSION 122 PERSONAL REFLECTIONS:
SCREENING AND DETECTION OF BEHAVIOR DISORDERS 123 XII CONTENTS CHAPTER 5
EVALUATION FOR INSTRUCTION 126 CURRENT TRENDS IN EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENT
FOR INSTRUCTION 127 EVALUATION FOR INSTRUCTION AND OTHER INTERVENTIONS
128 STANDARDIZED, NORM-REFERENCED TESTS OF INTELLIGENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT
129 BEHAVIOR RATINGS 132 DIRECT OBSERVATION AND MEASUREMENT 133
INTERVIEWS 134 ASSESSMENT OF PEER RELATIONS 135 SELF-REPORTS 135
CURRICULUM-BASED EI VALUATION 136 MANIFESTATION DETERMINATION 138
FUNCTIONAL BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT 139 POSITIVE BEHAVIOR INTERVENTION PLAN
139 ASSESSMENT AS AN INSTRUCTIONAL PROBLEM.- PRECORRECTION AS A POSITIVE
BIP 140 ADAPTATIONS FOR INCLUSION IN GENERAL EDUCATION ASSESSMENTS 141
EVALUATION AND SOCIAL VALIDATION 143 USE OF EVALUATION DATA IN WRITING
INDIVIDUALIZED EDUCATION PROGRAMS 143 NOTES ON THE IBP 144 THE IEP AND
PLACEMENT 150 SUMMARY 150 CASE FOR DISCUSSION 151 PERSONAL REFLECTIONS:
EVALUATION FOR INSTRUCTION 152 PART 3 CAUSAL FACTORS 155 CHAPTER 6
BIOLOGICAL FACTORS 158 APPEAL OF BIOLOGICAL FACTORS AS CAUSAL
EXPLANATIONS 159 GENETICS 160 IMPLICATIONS OF GENETIC FACTORS 163 BRAIN
DAMAGE OR DYSFUNCTION 163 TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY 164 MALNUTRITION,
ALLERGIES, AND OTHER HEALTH-RELATED ISSUES 166 TEMPERAMENT 167
IMPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATORS 170 SUMMARY 172 CASE FOR DISCUSSION 173
PERSONAL REFLECTIONS: BIOLOGICAL FACTORS 174 CHAPTER 7 FAMILY FACTORS
178 APPEAL OF FAMILY FACTORS AS CAUSAL EXPLANATIONS 179 FAMILY
DEFINITION AND STRUCTURE 181 CONTENTS XIII SINGLE-PARENT FAMILIES 182
SUBSTITUTE CARE 183 FAMILY INTERACTION 184 CHILD MANAGEMENT 184 CHILD
ABUSE 188 FAMILY INFLUENCES ON SCHOOL SUCCESS AND FAILURE 190 EXTERNAL
PRESSURES AFFECTING FAMILIES 191 IMPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATORS 192 SUMMARY
193 CASE FOR DISCUSSION 194 PERSONAL REFLECTIONS: FAMILY FACTORS 195
CHAPTER 8 SCHOOL FACTORS 198 THE APPEAL OF SCHOOL FACTORS AS CAUSAL
EXPLANATIONS 199 INTELLIGENCE 199 INTELLIGENCE OF STUDENTS WITH
EMOTIONAL OR BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS 200 IMPLICATIONS OF LOW IQ 201
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT 201 ACHIEVEMENT OF STUDENTS WITH EMOTIONAL OR
BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS 202 IMPLICATIONS OF ACADEMIC UNDERACHIEVEMENT 202
SOCIAL SKILLS 202 BEHAVIOR PREDICT! I SCHOOL FAILURE AND LATER
ADJUSTMENT 205 INTELLIGENCE, ACHIEVEMENT, AND ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR 206
SCHOOL'S CONTRIBUTION TO EMOTIONAL AND BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS 207
INSENSITIVITY TO STUDENTS' INDIVIDUALITY 208 INAPPROPRIATE EXPECTATIONS
FOR STUDENTS 210 INCONSISTENT MANAGEMENT OF BEHAVIOR 212 INSTRUCTION IN
NONFUNCTIONAL AND IRRELEVANT SKILLS 213 INEFFECTIVE INSTRUCTION IN
CRITICAL SKILLS 213 DESTRUCTIVE CONTINGENCIES OF REINFORCEMENT 215
UNDESIRABLE MODELS OF SCHOOL CONDUCT 217 IMPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATORS 218
SUMMARY 220 CASE FOR DISCUSSION 220 PERSONAL REFLECTIONS: SCHOOL FACTORS
222 CHAPTER Q CULTURAL FACTORS 226 APPEAL OF CULTURAL FACTORS AS CAUSAL
EXPLANATIONS 227 CONFLICTING CULTURAL VALUES AND STANDARDS 228
MULTICULTURAL PERSPECTIVE 229 XIV CONTENTS PROBLEMS IN EVALUATING THE
EFFECTS OF CULTURAL FACTORS 230 BIOLOGY, FAMILY, SCHOOL, AND CULTURE: A
TANGLED WEB OF CAUSAL INFLUENCES 231 MASS MEDIA 233 PEER GROUP 235
NEIGHBORHOOD AND URBANIZATION 239 ETHNICITY 241 SOCIAL CLASS AND POT
IMPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATORS 243 A FINAL NOTE ON CAUSAL FACTORS 245
SUMMARY 246 CASE FOR DISCUSSION 247 PERSONAL REFLECTIONS: CULTURAL
FACTORS 249 PART 4 FACETS OF DISORDERED BEHAVIOR 253 CHAPTER "IQ
ATTENTION AND ACTIVITY DISORDERS 255 DEFINITION AND PREVALENCE 256
RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER DISORDERS 258 PREVALENCE 260 CAUSAL FACTORS AND
PREVENTION 260 ASSESSMENT 262 INTERVENTION AND EDUCATION 263 MEDICATION
263 PSYCHOSOCIAL TRAINING INVOLVING PARENTS AND TEACHERS 264 A
PERSPECTIVE ON INTERVENTION 270 SUMMARY 271 PERSONAL REFLECTIONS:
ATTENTION AND ACTIVITY DISORDERS 272 CHAPTER Y Y CONDUCT DISORDER: OVERT
AGGRESSION AND COVERT ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR 275 DEFINITION, PREVALENCE,
AND CLASSIFICATION 276 DEFINITION 276 PREVALENCE 278 CLASSIFICATION 279
AGGRESSION AND VIOLENCE IN SOCIAL CONTEXT 279 AGGRESSION AS A
MULTICULTURAL ISSUE 280 AGGRESSION IN THE CONTEXT OF SCHOOL 281 CAUSAL
FACTORS 282 GENERAL CONCLUSIONS FROM SOCIAL LEARNING RESEARCH 285
PERSONAL FACTORS 288 PEER GROUP FACTORS 288 CONTENTS XV FAMILY FACTORS
288 SCHOOL FACTORS 289 ASSESSMENT 291 INTERVENTION AND EDUCATION 292
PREVENTION 292 MAJOR FEATURES OF SOCIAL LEARNING LNTEN IS 295 THE USES
AND MISUSES OF PUNISHMENT 298 THE ACTING-OUT BEHAVIOR CYCLE AND
PRECORRECTION 300 SCHOOL VIOLENCE AND SCHOOHVIDE DISCIPLINE 304
INTERVENTIONS SPECIFIC TO COVERT ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR 305 SUMMARY 310
PERSONAL REFLECTIONS: AGGRESSIVE CONDUCT DISORDER 312 CHAPTER "\2
PROBLEM BEHAVIORS OF ADOLESCENCE: DELINQUENCY, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, AND
EARLY SEXUAL ACTIVITY 315 PROBLEM BEHAVIORS IN ADOLESCENCE AND EARLY
ADULTHOOD 316 JUVENILE DELINQUENCY 317 DEFINITION 317 TYPES OF
DELINQUENTS 318 PREVALENCE 319 CAUSAL FACTORS AND PREVENTION 319
DELINQUENCY, DISABLING CONDITIONS, AND THE NEED FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION
322 INTERVENTION IN JUVENILE DELINQUENCY 323 STREET GANGS 327 THE
PROBLEMS OF OVERREACTION AND PUNITIVE RESPONSES 330 SUBSTANCE ABUSE 330
DEFINITION AND PREVALENCE 331 CAUSAL FACTORS AND PREVENTION 335
INTERVENTION AND EDUCATION 337 EARLY SEXUAL ACTIVITY AND TEEN PARENTHOOD
342 SUMMARY 344 PERSONAL REFLECTIONS: PROBLEM BEHAVIORS OF ADOLESCENCE
346 CHAPTER 7 2 ANXIETY AND RELATED DISORERS 353 ANXIETY DISORDERS 354
OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDERS 358 POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER 359
STEREOTYPED MOVEMENT DISORDERS 360 SELECTIVE MUTISM 362 EATING DISORDERS
363 ELIMINATION DISORDERS 365 XVI CONTENTS SEXUAL PROBLEMS 366 SOCIAL
ISOLATION AND INEPTITUDE 367 CAUSAL FACTORS AND PREI MENTION 368
ASSESSMENT 369 INTERVENTION AND EDUCATION 369 SUMMARY 371 PERSONAL
REFLECTIONS: ANXIETY AND RELATED DISORDERS 373 CHAPTER "14 DEPRESSION
AND SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR 375 DEPRESSION 376 DEFINITION AND PREVALENCE 376
ASSESSMENT 378 CAUSAL FACTORS, RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER DISORDERS, AND
PREVENTION 379 INTERVENTION AND EDUCATION 381 SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR 382
DEFINITION AND PREVALENCE 382 CAUSAL FACTORS AND PREVENTION 383
ASSESSMENT 384 INTERVENTION AND EDUCATION 385 SUMMARY 386 PERSONAL
REFLECTIONS: DEPRESSION AND SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR 388 CHAPTER "IFF
SCHIZOPHRENIA AND OTHER SEVERE DISORDERS 395 SCHIZOPHRENIA 397
DEFINITION, PREVALENCE, AND CHARACTERISTICS 397 CAUSES AND PREVENTION
400 EDUCATION AND RELATED INTERVENTIONS 400 SOCIALIZATION PROBLEMS 401
COMMUNICATION DISORDERS 401 STEREOTYPY (ABNORMAL REPETITIVE MOVEMENT)
403 SELF-STIMULATION 403 SELF-INJURY 404 SUMMARY 406 PERSONAL
REFLECTIONS: SCHIZOPHRENIA AND OTHER SEVERE DISORDERS 408 PART 5
IMPLICATIONS: A BEGINNING POINT 411 CHAPTER 16 A PERSONAL STATEMENT 413
SETTING EXPECTATIONS 4L4 UNDERSTANDING CAUSAL FACTORS AND THE ROLE OF
THE TEACHER 415 DEFINING AND MEASURING BEHAVIOR 417 CONTENTS XVII
HELPING STUDENTS EXPERIENCE WORK, PLAY, LOVE, AND FUN 419 COMMUNICATING
DIRECTLY AND HONESTLY 421 MODELING AND TEACHING SELF-CONTROL 422
RESPECTING AND VALUING CULTURAL DIFFERENCES 423 REFOCUSING ON THE
BUSINESS OF EDUCATION: INSTRUCTION 425 THINKING ABOUT REAL PEOPLE 425
REMEMBERING THE PAST WHEN THINKING ABOUT THE FUTURE 426 GLOSSARY 428
REFERENCES 436 AUTHOR INDEX 479 SUBJECT INDEX 491 NOTE: EVERY EFFORT HAS
BEEN MADE TO PROVIDE ACCURATE AND CURRENT INTERNET INFORMATION IN THIS
BOOK. HOWEVER, THE INTERNET AND INFORMATION POSTED ON IT ARE CONSTANTLY
CHANGING, SO IT IS INEVITABLE THAT SOME OF THE INTERNET ADDRESSES LISTED
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title_auth | Characteristics of emotional and behavioral disorders of children and youth |
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title_full_unstemmed | Characteristics of emotional and behavioral disorders of children and youth James M. Kauffman, Timothy J. Landrum |
title_short | Characteristics of emotional and behavioral disorders of children and youth |
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