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- Acquisition of rapid reading responses
- Anxiety : cognitive behaviour therapy with children and young people
- Anxiety disorders in youth : cognitive-behavioral interventions
- Asperger's syndrome : intervening in schools, clinics, and communities
- Behavioral, social, and emotional assessment of children and adolescents
- Beyond the dyad
- Child abuse trauma : theory and treatment of the lasting effects
- Child development and education : a Piagetian perspective
- Child language teaching and therapy
- Child sexual abuse : issues and challenges
- Child witnesses : fragile voices in the American legal system
- Childhood and society
- Childhood in contemporary cultures
- Childhood transformed : working-class children in nineteenth-century England
- Children & television : images in a changing sociocultural world
- Children and adolescents : interpretive essays on Jean Piaget
- Children of the city : at work and at play
- Children with a star : Jewish youth in Nazi Europe
- Children with specific language impairment
- Children's early thought : developments in classification
- Children's ethnic socialization : pluralism and development
- Chippewa child life and its cultural background
- Clinical child and family psychology review
- Cognitive strategies and educational performance
- Coming of age in ancient Greece : images of childhood from the classical past
- Crib speech and language play
- Death without weeping : the violence of everyday life in Brazil
- Developmental medicine and child neurology, Supplement
- Eating disorders : cognitive behaviour therapy with children and young people
- Ethological studies of child behaviour
- Extending families : the social networks of parents and their children
- Families that work : children in a changing world
- Follow me : a handbook of movement activities for children
- From virtue to character : American childhood, 1775-1850
- Gender and development
- Genius revisited : high IQ children grown up
- Growing up in America : children in historical perspective
- Handbook of childhood behavioral issues : evidence-based approaches to prevention and treatment
- Handbook of consultation services for children : applications in educational and clinical settings
- Handbook of early literacy research
- Handbook of research in emotional and behavioral disorders
- Hearing-impaired children under five : a guide for parents and teachers
- How caregiving affects development : psychological implications for child, adolescent, and adult caregivers
- Human developmental neuropsychology
- Humor in children's lives : a guidebook for practitioners
- Individualization in childhood and adolescence
- Journal of child and adolescent group therapy
- Journeys from childhood to midlife : risk, resilience, and recovery
- Late-talking children
- Love despite hate : child survivors of the Holocaust and their adult lives
- Love is not enough : the treatment of emotionally disturbed children
- Making space : the development of spatial representation and reasoning
- Making the grade : a self-worth perspective on motivation and school reform
- Media and the American child
- Navajo infancy : an ethnological study of child development
- Obsessive children ; : a sociopsychiatric study
- Obsessive compulsive disorder : cognitive behaviour therapy with children and young people
- Paediatric anaesthesia
- Parenting in an unresponsive society : managing work and family life
- Pediatric pulmonology, Supplement
- Pediatric rheumatology online journal
- Piaget's construction of the child's reality
- Promoting early reading : research, resources, and best practices
- Schooling for "good rebels" : socialist education for children in the United States, 1900-1920
- Second language acquisition : a book of readings
- Sensory integration and learning disorders
- Social processes in early number development
- Substance abuse in children and adolescents : evaluation and intervention
- Television & America's children : a crisis of neglect
- Television and child development
- Television and the exceptional child : a forgotten audience
- The Einstein Syndrome : bright children who talk late
- The Origins and growth of communication
- The child as musician : a handbook of musical development
- The child's conception of space
- The construction of reality in the child
- The development of memory in childhood
- The discovery of childhood in Puritan England
- The divorce revolution : the unexpected social and economic consequences for women and children in America
- The ecology of human development : experiments by nature and design
- The empty fortress : infantile autism and the birth of the self
- The origins and organization of adaptation and maladaptation
- The psychological responses of children to hospitalization and illness : a review of the literature
- The roots of prosocial behavior in children
- The schoolhome : rethinking schools for changing families
- The suicidal child
- To be young and gifted
- Understanding the representational mind
- What video games have to teach us about learning and literacy
- Women and children in health care : an unequal majority
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