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9780534359157

Human Behavior in the Social Environment A Multidimensional Perspective (with InfoTrac)

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    0534359159

  • Edition: 2nd
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  • Copyright: 2000-08-24
  • Publisher: Brooks Cole
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In this revision of their ground-breaking book, the authors offer an even more balanced, integrated, and applied text. In addition, the book's multidimensional framework, integration of the biopsychosocial dimensions for assessing social functioning, attention to foundation knowledge and diversity, and use of case studies to illuminate the applied aspects of HBSE content all combine to give readers an experience that is meaningful and exciting. Using a unique, multidimensional framework for assessing behavior, the authors look at biopsychosocial development across the life span. Essentially, the framework provides a concrete tool for the reader to assess human behavior from a perspective that truly reflects the values and knowledge base of the social work profession. Lively and comprehensive, this book succeeds by helping students connect foundation knowledge with practice concerns.

Table of Contents

Preface xiii
A Multidimensional Framework for Assessing Social Functioning
1(36)
Focus on Theory: Approaches to Assessing Social Functioning
5(2)
Focus on the Social Environment: School Shootings and Noticeable Gaps in the News
7(2)
Why Do Social Workers Study Human Behavior and the Social Environment?
8(1)
Focus on Spirituality: The Spiritual Dimension in Assessing Human Behavior
9(2)
Dimensions of Human Behavior and the Social Environment
11(1)
What Is Social Functioning?
12(1)
Focus on Diversity: The Dual Perspective
13(1)
Social Competence Models and Strengths Perspective
14(3)
Focus on Diversity: Psychiatric Diagnosis and Cultural Diversity
17(1)
The Person-in-Environment System
18(2)
Focus on Narrative: Life's Troubles
20(1)
Models Involving Stress and Coping
21(3)
Life-Span versus Life-Course Perspectives on Human Development
24(1)
Focus on Narrative: High School and College Transitional Experiences
25(3)
The Biopsychosocial Interaction
28(2)
Multidimensional Framework
29(1)
Applying the Multidimensional Framework
30(1)
Biophysical Hypotheses
30(1)
Psychological Hypotheses
31(1)
Social Hypotheses
32(1)
Selecting Interventions Based on Hypotheses
33(4)
Overview
33(1)
Summary
34(3)
The Biophysical Dimension for Assessing Social Functioning
37(32)
Focus on Theory: Evolution and Evolutionary Psychological Assumptions
40(2)
Biophysical Growth and Development
41(1)
Focus on Theory: What Is Sociobiology?
42(1)
Genetics and Human Behavior
43(6)
Focus on Genetics: Genetic and Environmental Effects on Human Behavior
49(7)
Biochemical Systems and Behavior Growth and Development of Neurons
56(1)
Focus on Theory: Neurons in Their Environment (NIE)
57(5)
Biophysical Hazards
61(1)
Cancer
62(1)
Cardiovascular System Problems
62(2)
Respiratory System Problems
64(1)
Endocrine System Problems
65(4)
Overview
67(1)
Summary
67(2)
The Psychological Dimension for Assessing Social Functioning
69(34)
Focus on Theory: Psychodynamic Theory
71(2)
Focus on Theory: Erikson's Psychosocial Development
73(1)
Cognitive Development and Information Processing
74(1)
Jean Piaget's Structural Approach to Cognition
74(2)
Information Processing
76(5)
Focus on Theory: Learning Theories
81(2)
Focus on Theory: Social-Learning Theory
83(2)
Focus on Theory: Implicit Memory: A Form of Remembering Without Awareness
85(1)
Focus on Psychology: Information-Processing Functions in Remembering a Phone Number
86(5)
Attitudes and Emotions
91(1)
The Nature and Functions of Attitudes
91(1)
Focus on Research: Attitudes of African-American Homeless Men
92(2)
Focus on Theory: Theories of Attitudes and Their Change
94(1)
Emotions
95(1)
Focus on Sociological Theory: Shame and the Sociology of Emotions
96(7)
Social Cognition and Regulation
98(2)
Psychological Hazards
100(1)
Overview
100(1)
Summary
100(3)
The Social Dimension for Assessing Social Functioning
103(50)
Focus on Theory: Ecological Systems Theory
105(4)
Families, Groups, Support Systems, and Contexts
108(1)
Defining the Family
109(1)
The Family Life Cycle
109(4)
Groups as Social Subsystems
113(6)
Support Systems
119(3)
Contexts: Communities, Organizations, and Institutions
122(5)
Focus on Theory: Weber's Topology of Rational Action
127(3)
Focus on Theory: Modern Functionalism
130(2)
Multicultural and Gender Considerations
132(1)
Racial and Ethical Considerations
132(7)
Focus on Multiculturalism: One Girl's Reflection on Being Biracial
139(4)
Gender and Sexism
143(1)
Focus on Theory: Conflict Theories
144(4)
Social Hazards
147(1)
Focus on Sociology: What Is Postmodernism?
148(5)
Overview
149(1)
Summary
149(4)
Pregnancy, Birth, and the Newborn
153(44)
Developmental Themes
154(1)
Focus on Ethics: Abortion: A Difficult Decision
155(2)
Biophysical Dimension
156(1)
Biophysical Growth and Development
156(1)
Physical Development of the Fetus
157(1)
The Birth Process
158(1)
Focus on History: Prepared Childbirth
158(2)
Medications for Labor and Delivery
160(1)
Characteristics of a Normal Newborn
160(1)
Newborn Evaluations
161(1)
Biophysical Hazards
161(1)
Complications of Pregnancy
162(1)
Environmental Effects on Prenatal Development
162(1)
Focus on Diversity: Low-SES Teens May Have Healthier Babies
163(1)
Focus on Multiculturalism: Pica During Pregnancy
164(1)
Focus on Sociology: Mandatory Drug Testing of Pregnant Women---Does It Work?
165(4)
Prenatal Testing
169(1)
Focus on Ethics: Selecting for Perfection---Important Questions to Consider
169(1)
Complications of Birth
170(1)
Focus on Biophysics: Cesarean Section
171(1)
Neonatal Complications---The High-Risk Infant
171(4)
Focus on Sociology: When the Baby Isn't Perfect
175(2)
Psychological Dimension
175(1)
Cognitive Development and Information Processing
175(1)
Communication
176(1)
Attitudes and Emotions
176(1)
Focus on Research: How Do We Know Babies Prefer Boy George?
177(1)
Social Cognition and Regulation
177(1)
Newborn States
178(1)
Newborn Reflexes
178(1)
The Brazelton Neonatal Assessment Scale
178(3)
Psychological Hazards
180(1)
The Baby's Experience of Birth
181(1)
The NICU Experience
182(1)
Multiple Gestation Births
182(1)
Social Dimension
183(1)
Families, Groups, Support Systems, and Communities
183(1)
Prenatal Intervention Programs: Every Birth a Healthy One
183(1)
Postpartum Early Intervention Programs
183(1)
Focus on Diversity: Fighting the Stereotype---Resilient Adolescent Mothers
184(1)
Multicultural and Gender Considerations
185(1)
Infant Mortality: The African-American-White Disparity
185(1)
Focus on Multiculturalism: Cultural Differences of Newborns
186(1)
Circumcision
186(1)
Social Hazards
187(1)
Drug-Exposed infants
187(1)
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
188(1)
Focus on Sociology: Domestic Violence
188(9)
Applying the Framework: The Family of a Premature Infant
190(2)
Summary
192(5)
Infancy
197(54)
Developmental Themes
198(1)
Biophysical Dimension
199(1)
Biophysical Growth and Development
199(2)
Focus on Development: Early Intervention for Developmental Delay
201(1)
Biophysical Hazards
201(1)
Illness
202(1)
Focus on Biophysics: Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
203(1)
Psychological Dimension
204(1)
Cognitive Development and Information Processing
204(1)
Piaget's Sensorimotor Stage
204(2)
Information Processing
206(2)
Focus on Research: IQ Testing in Infancy
208(1)
Communication
208(1)
Crying and Cooing
209(1)
Babbling
209(1)
Holophrastic Speech
209(1)
Telegraphic Speech
210(1)
Focus on Development: How's My Little Schnookums?
211(1)
Attitudes and Emotions
211(1)
Focus on Psychology: Shy Children (and Uptight Monkeys) Are Born, Not Made
212(1)
Infant Temperament
213(3)
Attachment
216(1)
The Parent's Behaviors
216(1)
The Infant's Behaviors
217(1)
Other Attachment Ideas
217(1)
Risk Factors Associated with Attachment Failure
218(1)
Focus on Multiculturalism: Cultural Considerations in Examining African-American Attachment Patterns
219(2)
Social Cognition and Regulation
220(1)
Regulation
221(1)
Psychological Hazards
222(1)
Failure to Form an Attachment
222(1)
Separation After Attachment
223(1)
Failure to Thrive
224(2)
Infant Mental Health
226(1)
Social Dimension
227(1)
Families, Groups, Support Systems, and Communities
227(1)
Family Influences
227(1)
Fathers and Babies
228(1)
Grandparents and Babies
229(1)
Siblings and Babies
229(1)
Babies and Their Peers
229(1)
Playing with Baby
230(1)
Adoption
230(1)
Open Adoption
230(1)
Transracial Adoption
230(1)
Native-American Adoption
231(1)
Birth Fathers
231(2)
Focus on Sociology: How Are Adoptive Families Doing?
233(1)
Day Care
234(1)
Focus on Research: Who's Minding the Baby?
234(1)
Multicultural and Gender Considerations
235(1)
Developmental Assessment of Minority Infants
235(1)
Focus on Multiculturalism: Understanding Different Cultural Beliefs
235(1)
Gender Issues
236(1)
Social Hazards
237(1)
Environmental Context and Child Development
237(1)
Focus on Resiliency: Programs Targeted at Infants and Children Living in Poverty
238(1)
Infant Abuse
239(1)
Foster Care
240(1)
Lead Poisoning
240(2)
Parents with Mental Illness
242(1)
Parents with a History of Developmental Delay
242(1)
Teen Parents---Children Having Children
243(8)
Applying the Framework: Failure to Thrive
244(3)
Summary
247(4)
Early Childhood
251(50)
Developmental Themes
253(1)
Biophysical Dimension
253(1)
Biophysical Growth and Development
253(1)
Gross Motor Skills
254(1)
Fine Motor Skills
254(1)
Biophysical Hazards
255(1)
Asthma
255(1)
Psychological Dimension
256(1)
Cognitive Development and Information Processing
256(1)
Piaget's Preoperational Stage
256(1)
Information Processing
257(1)
Task Analysis
258(1)
Developmental Waves
258(2)
Communication
259(1)
Focus on Social Development: Language as a Social Reinforcement
260(1)
Communication Disorders
260(1)
Attitudes and Emotions
261(1)
Focus on Resilience: Emotion Coaching and Emotional Intelligence
261(1)
Fears
262(1)
Aggression
262(2)
Focus on Development: Handling Preschool Aggression---Do They Grow Out of It?
264(1)
Focus on Research: Children's Coping with Background Anger
265(1)
Altruism and Empathy
266(2)
Social Cognition and Regulation
267(1)
Focus on Psychology: Self-Esteem versus Competency Debate
268(1)
Sociability of Preschoolers
269(1)
Focus on Social Development: Social Skills Training for Preschool Children
269(1)
Regulation
270(1)
Psychological Hazards
271(1)
Diagnostic and Assessment Issues
271(1)
Elimination
272(1)
Anxiety Disorders
272(1)
Childhood Depression
273(1)
Focus on Psychology: Childhood Autism---A Severe Developmental Disorder
273(1)
Social Dimension
274(1)
Families, Groups, Support Systems, and Communities
274(1)
Family Influences
275(1)
Parenting Styles
275(2)
Focus on Multiculturalism: Cultural Differences in Parenting Styles
277(1)
Nontraditional Families
277(1)
Mother's Role
278(1)
Father's Role
278(1)
Focus on Family: Is There Such a Thing as ``Quality Time''?
279(1)
Siblings
280(1)
Peer Relationships
281(1)
Preschoolers' Play
282(1)
Effects of TV on Preschool Children
282(1)
Focus on Research: Television and Aggression
283(1)
Preschool Environment
284(1)
Kindergarten
284(1)
Project Head Start
284(2)
Full-Service Schools
286(1)
Multicultural and Gender Considerations
286(1)
Focus on Multiculturalism: Cross-Culturally Adopted Children and Ethnic Identity Development
286(1)
Gender-Role and Sexual Identity Development
287(1)
Focus on Gender: The Effects of Sex Stereotyping
287(2)
Social Hazards
288(1)
Child Abuse
289(1)
Factors That Contribute to Child Abuse
290(1)
Incidence of Child Abuse
290(1)
Reporting Child Abuse
291(1)
Investigation of Child Maltreatment
291(1)
The Effects of Child Abuse and Neglect
292(1)
Focus on Narrative: A Child Called ``It''
293(1)
Risks and Protective Factors
293(8)
Applying the Framework: Developmental Delay in a 4-Year-Old
294(3)
Summary
297(4)
Middle Childhood
301(54)
Developmental Themes
302(1)
Biophysical Dimension
303(1)
Biophysical Growth and Development
303(1)
Focus on Activity: Our Nation's Kids Are Turning into Couch Potatoes
304(2)
Biophysical Hazards
305(1)
Psychological Dimension
305(1)
Cognitive Development and Information Processing
305(1)
Intelligence and Intelligence Tests
306(2)
Intelligence Tests: Good or Bad?
308(1)
Information Processing
308(1)
Focus on Research: The Significance of Emotional Intelligence
309(1)
Focus on Assessment: Assessing Childhood Competency to Testify
310(2)
Communication
311(1)
Developmental Aspects of Sign Language
312(1)
Focus on Development: Speech Disorders in Children
313(1)
Bilingual Children
314(1)
Other Cultural Influence on Language Abilities
315(1)
Focus on Multiculturalism: Refugee Children: A New Life
316(3)
Attitudes and Emotions
317(1)
Social Cognition and Regulation
318(1)
Interpersonal Awareness
319(1)
Interpersonal Awareness and Interpersonal Relationships
320(2)
Psychological Hazards
321(1)
Focus on Assessment: Empirical Assessment---The Achenbach Child Behavior Checklist
322(1)
Hyperactivity, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
322(2)
Focus on Health: Are We Overmedicating Our Children?
324(1)
Social Dimension
325(1)
Families, Groups, Support Systems, and Communities
325(1)
Normal Family Process
325(1)
Parental Discipline
325(1)
Parent-Effectiveness Training (P.E.T.)
326(1)
Parent-Involvement Training (P.I.T.)
327(1)
Behavior Modification
328(1)
Systematic Training for Effective Parenting (STEP)
328(1)
Groups, Support Systems, and Communities
329(1)
Group Formation
329(1)
The Power of Peers
330(2)
Culture and Cooperation
332(1)
Focus on Research: Can Isolated Children Be Taught the Social Skills Needed for Friendship Making?
333(1)
Focus on Research: Why Are Children Afraid to Go to School?
333(1)
School Influences
334(1)
Designing More Effective Schools
335(1)
Teacher Expectations
335(1)
Self-Expectations and School Performance
335(1)
Disadvantaged Children and the Public School System
336(1)
Schools and U.S. Public Law 94-142
337(2)
Multicultural and Gender Considerations
338(1)
Focus on Multiculturalism: Heritage-Based Rites of Passage for African-American Youth
339(1)
Sex Roles in Middle Childhood
340(2)
Social Hazards
341(1)
Focus on Multiculturalism: Primary Prevention for Traumatized Khmer Children
342(1)
Marital Conflict and Divorce
342(13)
Applying the Framework: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
347
Summary
345(10)
Adolescence
355(58)
Developmental Themes
357(1)
Biophysical Dimension
357(1)
Biophysical Growth and Development
357(1)
The Pubertal Process
358(1)
Focus on Multiculturalism: The Apache Ceremony of the Changing Woman
358(1)
Hormonal Changes in Adolescence
359(2)
Biophysical Hazards
361(1)
Nutritional Needs and Eating Habits
361(1)
Weight Concerns
361(1)
Dysmenorrhea
361(1)
Acne
361(1)
Headache
362(1)
Psychological Dimension
362(1)
Cognitive Development and Information Processing
362(1)
Focus on Multiculturalism: Racial Differences and Intellectual Ability
362(2)
Communication
363(1)
Attitudes and Emotions
364(1)
Adolescent Self-Esteem
364(1)
Focus on Research: Foster Care Adolescents' Self-Image
365(2)
Focus on Multiculturalism: Do African-American Adolescents Have Low Self-Esteem?
367(2)
Social Cognition and Regulation
367(2)
Focus on Multiculturalism: Identity and Native-American Youth
369(1)
Youth of Color and Adolescent Identity
369(1)
Focus on Narrative: An Open Letter to the World
369(1)
Social Cognitive Monitoring
370(1)
Regulation
370(1)
Critique of Kohlberg's Moral Development Theory
371(2)
Moral Development: Three Theoretical Perspectives
373(1)
Egocentrism
374(1)
Psychological Hazards
374(1)
Focus on Research: Identifying Risk Factors for Suicide Attempts Among Navajo Adolescents
375(1)
Delinquency
375(2)
Social Dimension
377(1)
Families, Groups, Support Systems, and Communities
377(1)
Family Influences: Development of Autonomy
377(1)
Parent-Adolescent Conflict
378(1)
Parent-Adolescent Attachment
379(1)
Parenting Styles and Adolescent Development
379(1)
Focus on Narrative: An Adolescent's Perspective on Divorce
379(1)
Peers and Adolescent Development
380(1)
Peer Pressure and Conformity
381(1)
Friendships
381(1)
Adolescent Peer Groups
382(1)
Cliques and Crowds
383(1)
Gangs
383(1)
Runaway Youth: A Hopeless Pathway
384(1)
Focus on Narrative: Homeless Youth
385(1)
School Influences
385(2)
High-School Dropouts
387(1)
Multicultural and Gender Considerations
388(1)
Peer Relationships and Adolescents of Color
388(1)
The Adolescent Immigrant
388(1)
Focus on Gender: Meeting at the Crossroads: A Study of Adolescent Girls
388(1)
Gender Roles
389(1)
Body Image and Adolescent Depression for Girls
389(2)
Focus on Narrative: The Difficulty of Being a Girl in Today's Society
391(1)
Conducting Ethnographies to Study Adolescent Behavior
391(1)
Adolescent Heterosexuality
392(1)
Focus on Narrative: Adolescents' Views on Sex
393(1)
AIDS Prevention and Adolescent Males
394(1)
Adolescent Homosexuality
394(2)
Focus on Behavior: Can Changing a Child's Sex Change His Sexual Orientation?
396(1)
Focus on Diversity: Guidelines for Adolescents Who Want to Consider Coming Out
396(2)
Social Hazards
397(1)
Building Assets for Youth: A Community-Based Approach
398(1)
Youth Employment
399(1)
Adolescent Pregnancy and Childbirth
400(1)
Prevalence of Adolescent Pregnancy
400(1)
Focus on Multiculturalism: Birth Rate of African-American Girls
400(1)
Consequences of Adolescent Pregnancy
401(1)
Adolescent Fathers
401(1)
Focus on Gender: Including Adolescent Fathers
402(1)
Sex Education and Adolescent Development
403(1)
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
404(1)
Alcohol and Other Drug Use
404(9)
Applying the Framework: A Depressed Adolescent
407
Summary
406(7)
Young Adulthood
413(56)
Developmental Themes
415(1)
Focus on Development: Levinson's Eight Stages of Adult Development
415(2)
Biophysical Dimension
416(1)
Biophysical Growth and Development
416(1)
Reproductive System During Early Childhood
417(1)
Effect of Hormones on Women
417(1)
Biophysical Hazards
417(1)
Focus on Multiculturalism: Life and Death for African-Americans
418(1)
Focus on Biophysics: To Drink or Not to Drink: Is That Really the Question?
418(2)
Psychological Dimension
419(1)
Cognitive Development and Information Processing
419(1)
Development of Postformal Thought
420(1)
Communication
421(1)
Focus on Diversity: Communicating with the Deaf Requires More Than Just Signs
421(1)
Attitudes and Emotions
422(1)
Love
422(2)
The Counterpoint of Love: Isolation and Loneliness
424(1)
Social Cognition and Regulation
424(1)
Regulation
425(1)
Psychological Hazards
426(1)
Serious Mental Illness
426(1)
Focus on Disability: Case Management and Better Tracking Are Keys to Providing Better Care for Persons with Serious Mental Illness
427(1)
Focus on Gender: Women and Depression
428(1)
Social Dimension
429(1)
Families, Groups, Support Systems, and Communities
429(1)
Marriage---Forming a Family
429(1)
Selecting a Partner
430(1)
Focus on Diversity: I Do, and I Will---Marriage as a Union of Souls and Determination
430(1)
Coming Together---Adjustment to Marriage
431(1)
Marital Expectations and Myths
431(1)
Focus on Family: Tasks Associated with Adjustment to a New Marriage
432(1)
Nonverbal Communication May Be More Powerful Than You Think
432(1)
Focus on Families: Families Under Stress
433(1)
Satisfaction and Conflict in Marriage
434(1)
Gender Differences in Communication
435(1)
Diversity in Companionship
436(1)
Remaining or Becoming Single
437(1)
Homosexual Relationships
437(1)
Homophobia
438(1)
Internalized Homophobia
439(1)
Transition to Parenthood
439(1)
Focus on Ethics: Parents of Crack Babies---Where Do We Draw the Line?
440(1)
Voluntary Childlessness
441(1)
When Couples Can't Conceive: Infertility
442(1)
Focus on the Family: Some Babies Die
443(1)
Work Life
444(1)
Women and Work
444(1)
Peer Relationships---Forming Mentorships
444(1)
Focus on Community: Volunteerism and Social Services
444(2)
Multicultural and Gender Considerations
445(1)
Blending Religions
446(1)
Focus on Spirituality: Spiritual Parenting
446(1)
Gender Roles
447(1)
Focus on Gender: Housework---Are Men Doing Their Fair Share?
447(1)
The Effect of Mother's Work on Children's Development
448(1)
Focus on Gender: When Will Women and Men Be Equal?
448(1)
Social Hazards
448(1)
Focus on Welfare Reform: Barely Making Ends Meet
449(1)
The Family That Has a Child with a Disability
450(1)
Divorce
451(1)
Focus on Diversity: When Lesbian and Gay Couples Break Up
452(1)
Sexual Harassment
453(1)
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
453(1)
AIDS and Prevention
453(2)
AIDS and Therapy
455(1)
AIDS Internationally
455(1)
Focus on Narrative: Spiritual Growth in Women with AIDS
456(1)
Rape and Sexual Assault
457(2)
Focus on Gender: The Global War Against Women
459(1)
Domestic Violence in the Family
459(2)
The Role of Social Workers in Managed Care Systems
461(1)
The Facts: Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs
461(8)
Applying the Framework: Schizophrenia
462(3)
Summary
465(4)
Middle Adulthood
469(58)
Developmental Themes
471(1)
Biophysical Dimension
472(1)
Biophysical Growth and Development
472(1)
Menopause
473(2)
Ethnicity and Menopause
475(1)
Estrogen Replacement Therapy
476(1)
Sexuality in Middle Adulthood
477(1)
Biophysical Hazards
478(1)
Social Work and Cancer
478(1)
Focus on Narrative: An African-American Woman's Experience with Breast Cancer
479(1)
Focus on Biophysics: Prostate Cancer
480(1)
Focus on Narrative: Cancer Affects Us All
481(1)
A Family-Systems Look at Couples and Illness
481(1)
Focus on Gender: Women and Health Care: A Short History
482(1)
Midlife and the Widening Midsection
483(1)
Effects of Brain Injury on the Family
484(2)
Psychological Dimension
485(1)
Cognitive Development and Information Processing
485(1)
Effect of Professional Obsolescence
486(1)
Communication
486(1)
The Forgiveness Process
486(1)
Focus on Sociology: Execution and Therapeutic Revenge
487(1)
The Illiterate Adult
488(1)
Non-English-Speaking Adults
488(1)
The Hart-of-Hearing Adult
489(1)
Legal Implications
490(1)
Attitudes and Emotions
490(1)
Midlife as a Crisis
491(1)
Social Cognition and Regulation
492(1)
Psychological Hazards
492(1)
Alcohol and Drug Addiction
492(2)
Focus on Gender: Women and Drugs
494(1)
Focus on Narrative: Goodbye, Johnnie Walker
494(2)
Codependency
496(2)
Focus on Psychology: False Memory Syndrome
498(1)
Social Dimension
498(1)
Families, Groups, Support Systems, and Communities
498(1)
Blended Families or Stepfamilies
499(1)
Marriage and Intimate Relationships at Midlife
500(1)
Focus on Multiculturalism: Marital Satisfaction Among African-Americans
501(1)
Extramarital Affairs
502(1)
Parent/Adult-Child Relationships
502(1)
Middle-Aged Parents and Their Adolescent Children
502(1)
Middle-Aged Parents and Their Adult Children
503(1)
Middle-Aged Adults and Their Aging Parents
503(2)
Focus on Disabilities: Families of Adults with Mental Retardation
505(1)
Grandparenthood
506(1)
Some Grandparents Become Parents Again---Grandparents Raising Their Grandchildren
506(1)
Focus on Multiculturalism: African-American Grandmothcrs
507(1)
The Men's Movement
507(2)
Career Development and Job Satisfaction
509(1)
Work as a Way of Life
510(1)
Focus on Spirituality: The Spirituality of Work
510(1)
Career Changes at Midlife
510(1)
Gender, Work, and the Family: Different Pathways
511(1)
Multicultural and Gender Considerations
512(1)
Focus on Narrative: A Bicultural Life: Living in Two Worlds
512(1)
Gender Concerns
513(2)
Social Hazards
515(1)
Homelessness
515(2)
Predictors and Prevention in Inner-City Homeless Individuals
517(1)
Focus on Gender: Women at Risk for AIDS---Is There Hope?
517(4)
Adapting to Midlife
521(6)
Applying the Framework: Alcoholism in Middle Age
518(4)
Summary
522(5)
Late Adulthood
527(48)
Developmental Themes
528(4)
Focus on Narrative: Apple Trees, Strength, and Creativity
532(1)
Biophysical Dimension
532(1)
Biophysical Growth and Development
532(1)
Sexuality
532(3)
Biophysical Hazards
535(1)
Chronic Health Problems
535(1)
Alcoholism in Late Adulthood
536(2)
Psychological Dimension
537(1)
Cognitive Development and Information Processing
537(1)
Information Processing, Memory, and Learning
538(1)
Focus on Narrative: The Professor Prevails
538(3)
Communication
539(2)
Focus on Development: Reminiscing with an Older Person
541(1)
Attitudes and Emotions
541(1)
Grief and Loss
542(1)
The Importance of Mourning
542(1)
Death and Dying
543(1)
Focus on Biophysics: The Dying Process
544(1)
Causes of Death
545(1)
Fear of Death
545(1)
Focus on Narrative: A Native-American Elder Contemplates Life's End
546(1)
Widowhood
546(1)
Focus on Narrative: The Death of a Widower
547(1)
Other Related Emotions
547(1)
Social Cognition and Regulation
548(1)
Theories of Successful Aging
548(2)
Psychological Hazards
549(1)
Alzheimer's Disease
550(2)
Focus on Research: Predicting Alzheimer's
552(1)
Depression
552(1)
Suicide
553(1)
Focus on Ethics: Assisted Suicide: Murder or Mercy?
554(1)
The Living Will and Medical Power of Attorney
555(1)
Focus on Sociology: Right to Die
555(1)
Social Dimension
556(1)
Families, Groups, Support Systems, and Communities
556(1)
Families
556(1)
Couples
556(1)
Parent-Child Relationships
557(1)
Grandparenthood
558(1)
Friendships
559(1)
Religion and Spirituality
560(1)
Nursing Homes
560(1)
Focus on Sociology: Choosing a Nursing Home
560(1)
Hospice
561(1)
Retirement
561(2)
Focus on Multiculturalism: Some Cultures Have No Retirement
563(1)
Multicultural and Gender Considerations
563(1)
Gender Issues
564(1)
Social Hazards
565(1)
Elder Abuse
565(1)
Stereotyping
565(1)
Living on a Fixed Income
566(9)
Applying the Framework: Depression in an Older Woman
567
Summary
566(9)
Epilogue: The Journey of Life 575(1)
Glossary 576(10)
References 586(35)
Credits 621(2)
Photo Credits 623(1)
Name Index 624(5)
Subject Index 629

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