Handbook of Clinical Psychology, 2 Volume Set (Volume 1 Adults; Volume 2 Children and Adolescents)

Alan M. Gross, Co-Editor, is Professor of Psychology at the University of Mississippi.

Volume 1: Adults
Preface vii

Contributors ix

PART I General Issues

1 History and Theoretical Foundations 3
Warren W. Tryon

2 Clinical Training 38
Philinda Smith Hutchings, Deborah Lewis, and Frederick Wechsler

3 Professional Practice 66
Deborah Wise and Lisa R. Christiansen

4 Ethical and Legal Issues 95
Catherine Miller

5 Professional Roles 110
Jon Frew and Julianna Machell

PART II Theoretical Models

6 Psychodynamic Perspectives 127
Howard D. Lerner

7 Applied Behavior Analysis 161
Amanda J. Villamar, Bradley C. Donohue, and Daniel N. Allen

8 The Cognitive-Behavioral Model 171
Michele M. Carter, Kelly L. Forys, and Jennifer C. Oswald

PART III Research Contributions

9 Statistical Considerations 205
Jay C. Thomas

10 Single Case Research 224
Valerie I. Photos, Bethany D. Michel, and Matthew K. Nock

11 Psychopathology Research 246
Kathleen A. Tallent and Melanie E. Bennett

12 Temperament, Personality, and Psychopathology 270
Marvin Zuckerman

13 Treatment Research 300
Megan E. Spokas, Thomas L. Rodebaugh, and Richard G. Heimberg

PART IV Diagnosis and Evaluation

14 Classification 341
Thomas A.Widiger and Stephanie N. Mullins-Sweatt

15 Diagnostic Interviewing 371
Daniel L. Segal, Molly Maxfield, and Frederick L. Coolidge

16 Intellectual Evaluation 395
Gerald Goldstein

17 Neuropsychological Assessment 422
Charles J. Golden

18 Objective Personality Evaluation 451
Leslie C. Morey and Christopher J. Hopwood

19 Personality Assessment Using Implicit (Projective) Methods 475
J. Christopher Fowler and Michael D. Groat

20 Behavioral Assessment 495
Stephen N. Haynes and Joseph Keawe'aimoku Kaholokula

PART V Treatment

21 Psychodynamic Psychotherapy 525
Robert C. Lane and Max Harris

22 Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy 551
Bunmi O. Olatunji and Greg Feldman

23 Gestalt Therapy 585
Eva K. Gold and Stephen G. Zahm

24 Marital Therapy 617
Gary R. Birchler, Lorelei E. Simpson, and William Fals-Stewart

25 Group Psychotherapy 647
Saul Hopper, Francis Kaklauskas, and Les R. Greene

26 Psychopharmacology as Practiced by Psychologists 663
William J. Burns, Jose Rey, and Kayreen A. Burns

27 Health Psychology 693
Corby K. Martin, Tiffany M. Stewart, Stephen D. Anton, Amy L. Copeland, and Donald A. Williamson

28 Multicultural Treatment 724
Daniel S. McKitrick and Susan Tinsley Li

29 Brief Therapy 752
Brett N. Steenbarger

PART VI Special Issues

30 Depressive Disorders and Inflammatory Processes 779
Hymie Anisman, Zul Merali, and Shawn Hayley

31 Successful Aging in Very Old Adults: Resiliency in the Face of Natural Disaster 810
Katie E. Cherry, Sandro Galea, and Jennifer L. Silva

32 Clinical Psychology and Politics 834
Steven W. Quackenbush and Gregg R. Henriques

33 Impaired Professionals: Distress, Professional Impairment, Self-Care, and PsychologicalWellness 857
Jeffrey E. Barnett

Author Index 885

Subject Index 913

Volume 2: Children and Adolescents

Preface ix

Contributors xi

PART I General Issues

1 Historical Perspectives 3
Thomas R. Kratochwill, Richard J. Morris, and Joseph Robinson

2 Clinical Training 39
Debora J. Bell and Aaron M. Luebbe

3 Professional Practice 74
Daniel B. Chorney and Tracy L. Morris

4 Ethical and Legal Issues 94
David Mark Mantell

5 Professional Roles 138
James H. Johnson, David M. Janicke, and Steven K. Reader

PART II Theoretical Models

6 Psychodynamic 173
Sandra W. Russ

7 Family Systems 192
James P. McHale and Matthew J. Sullivan

8 Applied Behavior Analysis 227
Amy R. Murrell, Cicely Taravella LaBorde, Audra L. Crutchfield, and Jessica Madrigal-Bauguss

9 Cognitive-Behavioral Theory 263
Stephen D. A. Hupp, David Reitman, and Jeremy D. Jewell

PART III Research Contributions

10 Statistical Considerations: Moderators and Mediators 291
Barbara Jandasek, Grayson N. Holmbeck, and Brigid M. Rose

11 Single-Case Research Designs 322
Kurt A. Freeman and Eric J. Mash

12 Personality in Childhood and Adolescence 351
Randall T. Salekin and Courey A. Averett

13 Treatment Research 386
Mark D. Rapport, Michael J.Kofler, Jennifer Bolden, and Dustin E. Sarver

PART IV Diagnosis and Evaluation

14 Assessment, Diagnosis, Nosology, and Taxonomy of Child and Adolescent Psychopathology 429
Thomas M. Achenbach

15 Diagnostic Interviewing 458
Amie Grills-Taquechel and Thomas H. Ollendick

16 Intellectual Assessment 480
Lloyd A. Taylor, Cara B. Reeves, and Erin Jeffords

17 Pediatric Neuropsychological Evaluation 497
Leslie D. Berkelhammer

18 Assessment of Psychopathology 520
Stefan E. Schulenberg, Jessica T. Kaster, Carrie Nassif, and Erika K. Johnson-Jimenez

19 Behavioral Assessment 551
Christopher A. Kearney, L. Caitlin Cook, Adrianna Wechsler, Courtney M. Haight, and Stephanie Stowman

PART V Treatment

20 Play Therapy 577
Sue C. Bratton, Dee Ray, and Garry Landreth

21 Behavior Modification 626
Raymond G. Miltenberger

22 Parent Training 653
Mark W. Roberts

23 Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment 694
Lisa W. Coyne, Angela M. Burke, and Jennifer B. Freeman

24 Primary Care Behavioral Pediatrics 728
Patrick C. Friman

25 Peer Intervention 759
Michelle S. Rivera and Douglas W. Nangle

PART VI Special Issues

26 Cultural Issues 789
Laura Johnson and Christina Tucker

27 Divorce and Custody 833
Shannon M. Greene, Kate Sullivan, and Edward R. Anderson

28 Child Maltreatment 856
Christine Wekerle, Harriet L. MacMillan, Eman Leung, and Ellen Jamieson

29 Autism Spectrum Disorders and Related Developmental Disabilities 904
Jennifer M. Gillis and Raymond G. Romanczyk

30 Parental Psychopathology and Its Relation to Child Psychopathology 937
Sherryl H. Goodman and Sarah R. Brand

31 Problems in Infancy 966
Tiffany Field

32 Psychopharmacology as Practiced by Psychologists 1012
Alan Poling, Kristal Ehrhardt, and Matthew Porritt

Author Index 1039

Subject Index 1081

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