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Complete comprehensive summary of all lectures (with extra notes), all chapters in the book disorders of childhood Parritz and Troy (based on learning objectives), and additional separate articles. English language due to English exam.

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Tentamen stof – Developmental psychopathology
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Week 1 ......................................................................................................................................... 3
Lecture 1 – Fundamentals of developmental psychopathology .......................................................... 3
Literature lecture 1 .........................................................................................................................12
Chapter 1 – introduction ............................................................................................................. 12
Chapter 2 – Models of Child development, Psychopathology, and treatment ................................. 14
Chapter 3 – principles and practices of developmental psychopathology ...................................... 16
Chapter 4 – classification, assessment, and diagnosis and intervention ....................................... 20
Chapter 5 – Disorders of Early Childhood .................................................................................... 24

Week 2 ........................................................................................................................................ 30

Lecture 2 – ADHD & Autism .............................................................................................................30
Literature lecture 2 .........................................................................................................................36
Chapter 7 – Autism Spectrum Disorder ....................................................................................... 36
Chapter 9 – Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder .................................................................... 42
Double empathy: Why autistic people are often misunderstood. .................................................. 47
The power of words: Respectful language in ADHD-research. ....................................................... 48

Week 3 ........................................................................................................................................ 49
Lecture 3: Intellectual development disorder ...................................................................................49

Literature - lecture 3........................................................................................................................52
Chapter 6: Intellectual Developmental Disorder and Learning Disorders....................................... 52

Lecture 4: anxiety and depression in children and adolescents .........................................................60
Literature - lecture 4........................................................................................................................71
Chapter 11 – Anxiety disorders, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, and Somatic Symptom Disorders
................................................................................................................................................. 71
Chapter 12 – Depressive disorder, bipolar disorders and Suicidality .............................................. 79

Week 4 ........................................................................................................................................ 87
Lecture 5 – Body image in Anorexia nervosa .....................................................................................87

Literature lecture 5 .........................................................................................................................93
Chapter 13 – Eating disorders ..................................................................................................... 93
Lecture 6 – Trauma and the family.................................................................................................. 100

Literature lecture 6 ....................................................................................................................... 106
Chapter 8 – Maltreatment and Trauma- and Stressor-Related Disorders ...................................... 106

Week 5 ...................................................................................................................................... 116
Lecture 7 – Developmental Language Disorder ............................................................................... 116
Literature lecture 7 ....................................................................................................................... 123

, Developmental language disorder............................................................................................. 123
Lecture 8 – Dyslexia & Dyscalculia ................................................................................................. 125

Literature lecture 8 ....................................................................................................................... 133
Individual diWerences in mathematical cognition: a Bert’s eye view ............................................ 133
Defining and understanding dyslexia: past, present and future ................................................... 135

Lecture 9 – Substance use ............................................................................................................ 137
Literature lecture 9 ....................................................................................................................... 143
Chapter 14 – Substance-Related Disorders, Personality Disorders and Psychotic disorders ......... 143

Week 6 ...................................................................................................................................... 155
Lecture 10 – Oppositional defiant disorder & Conduct disorder ....................................................... 155
Literature lecture 10...................................................................................................................... 163
Chapter 10 – Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Conduct disorder ............................................. 163

,Week 1
Lecture 1 – Fundamentals of developmental psychopathology
Stathis Grapsas
What is developmental psychopathology?
• Intense, diverse patterns of emotion, cognition and behavior – in the context of
development
• That interfere with happiness and or development

Why is it important to learn about developmental psychopathology?
• Describe and di;erentiate between typical and atypical development, di;erent
psychopathological disorders and risk and protective factors involved in these
disorders. In other words: understanding how disorders are identified, emerge and
can be prevented
• Important: do symptoms fit youths’ age or context? Or is support required to
prevent escalating problems? Examples of “normal” problems vs age/context-
inappropriate problems?

What is developmental psychopathology?
• Psychopathology – intense, frequent and/or persistent maladaptive patterns of
emotion, cognition, behavior
• Developmental psychopathology – emphasizes that these maladaptive patterns
occur in the context of typical development and result in the current and potential
impairment of infants, children and adolescents.
à problems arise as the child grows up
Recently from normal/abnormal (negative connotations) to typical/atypical (less
judgmental more descriptive)

Psychopathology in the context of typical development
1. Dynamic appreciation of children’s strengths and weaknesses as they
experience salient, age-related challenges.
Age Major issue Additional issues
Infancy Formation of an a7ective Basic state and arousal regulation
attachment Development of reciprocity
Dyadic regulation of emotion
Toddler period Guided self-regulation Increased autonomy
Increased awareness of self and others
Awareness of standards for behavior
Self-conscious emotions
Preschool period Self-regulation Self-resilience with support (agency)
Self-management
Expanding social world
Internalization of rules and values
School years Competence Personal e7icacy
Self-integration
Competence with peers

, Competence in school
Adolescence Individualization Autonomy with connectedness
Identity
Peer network competence
Coordinating school, work and social life
Transition to Emancipation Launching a life course
adulthood Financial responsibility
Adult social competence
Coordinating work, training, career and
life

2. Individual, familial, ethnic, cultural, societal beliefs about desirable vs.
undesirable outcomes (= definitions of normality)
Defining typical vs. atypical
- Statistical deviance: how di;erently the person feels/thinks/acts compared to
others
Issue: where is the cuto;? Which side of the spectrum is concerning?
- Sociocultural norms: how the person is expected to think/feel/act
Issues: group values are not universal truths
- Mental health definition: what experts consider as mental health/illness
Issues: experts’ subjectivity and values steer the definition.
Absence of psychopathology vs. flourishing

How does it emerge?
Disorders in the context of development
1. Delay à kids do not develop a skill they should have already developed
Dysfunction à not putting the skills to use
2. Typical vs. atypical development as a process:
adjustment & maladjustment are points along a
lifelong map
Pathways
Multifinality – similar starting points lead to di;erent
outcomes
Equifinality – di;erent starting points lead to similar
outcomes

Continuity & stability

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