There are many successful precedents for animated picture book films in the United Kingdom and States. As first Chinese film adapted from books, Towards Bright Side presents a romantic imaginary world warm realistic life children structure of collection, presenting "child-oriented" creative characteristics terms picture, story thematic ideas. This paper uses textual analysis Side, combined with...

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Abstract The current study aimed to explore health behaviour, quality of life and well-being in older children relation social background, parental academic socialisation expectation stress, the role emerging constructs self-compassion psychological capital as potential protective factors. A survey was administered a sample 373 (150 males 223 females) aged between 11 15 years. Children were ass...

The article is devoted to psychological analysis of individual-typological features and behavioral reaction in children with visual impairment. main approaches communication relationships different age groups certain flaws are covered. existing experience working such a category generalized directions for further study this problem clinical social psychology offered.

Cognitive development is a process from an initial knowledge state at birth to a later mature one. The problem of developmental psychology is to describe and explain the intricacies of this process. In “The Scientist in the Crib”, Alison Gopnik, Andrew N. Meltzoff and Patricia K. Kuhl approach this problem from the perspective of one theory in developmental psychology — the theory theory. The b...

Concerns regarding American schools and mental health services for children abound, including inadequate educational achievement, school violence, over-referral to special education and disproportionate placement of minorities into special education, under-utilization of mental health services for children, and a poorly coordinated system of child mental health services. All of the above concer...

Theories of health psychology developed to explain adults' rational decision making were applied to 10-year-old children (n = 112), who had not reached the stage of formal operational thought; 15-year-olds (n = 67); and 20-year-olds (n = 93), extending the protection motivation theory developed by R. W. Rogers (1983). Among the adolescents and young adults, the threat appeals worked only if peo...

BACKGROUND This paper elucidates a methodological approach to interview text that tries to acknowledge the psychosocial nature of disability and thereby ensuring that empirical work in disability studies complements theoretical arguments already developed. OBJECTIVES The aim of this study is to outline a psychosocial conceptualisation of maternal subjectivity in relation to childhood disabili...

Plunging caseloads and soaring employment among single mothers lead many to judge welfare reform a stunning success. Lost in the caseload counts and political rhetoric is the subject of our chapter: welfare reform and children. We sort through conflicting theory and evidence regarding the impacts of welfare reform on children’s well-being and development. A brief examination of recent trends in...

Despite an early interest in pediatrics among psychologists and a natural partnership between psychology and pediatrics, psychologists’ impact on services for children in primary care settings could be much greater than it is. The purpose of this article is to describe the special contributions of pediatric psychologists and pediatricians in the development of comprehensive, integrated systems ...