An Instrument for Identifying Potential Repeaters Among Accidental Poisoning Victims.

Wright, Logan; Buck, Paul

doi:10.1037/h0078179

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“…Accidents in the home are often the product of an adult's ignorance, negligence, or psychological maladjustment rather than a child's irresponsibility. For example, Wright (1979) found that poisoning accidents in the home involving children are strongly related to parental psychological health but not to toxin storage practices.…”

Section: Increasing Adult Responsibifity Children's Healthmentioning

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Developmental issues in child health psychology.

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Roberts²,

Sledden³

et al. 1986

American Psychologist

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This article attempts to illustrate the importance of a developmental perspective in child health psychology. Research is reviewed relating motor, cognitive, and psychosocial development to exposure to health hazards, to an understanding of behavior-health relationships, to the assumption of personal responsibility for health, and to behavioral and emotional responses to illness and injury. In presenting this model of integration between developmental and health psychology, we propose that a developmental perspective be added as a fourth dimension to the commonly employed three-dimensional conceptualization of health psychology.

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Section: Increasing Adult Responsibifity Children's Healthmentioning

confidence: 99%