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Donald J. Cohen , Suniya S. Luthar , Jacob A. Burack , Dante Cicchetti , John R. Weisz


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A core principle of developmental psychopathology is that theory and research on individual differences in human development may be used to inform intervention for dysfunction. Read the first page
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