Adolescent Psychiatry 2002: Vol 26 Index

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Author Index
Abikoff, H., 197
Barley, W. D.. 161, 171.
Ackerley, J.. 83, 9/ Barnhill, L. J., 200, 2/0
Ackerman, H., 98, 99. Barr, H. M., 228
Agnew, R., 249, 252 Barrickman,
Agras, W. S.. 161. /78 Barrios, f
Aguiar, L., 199, 208 Barst, R
Aichhorn, A., 17
Bartle, S
Allen, A. J., 197, 207 Bastian
Allmon, D., 40n. 40, 161. /78 Bauermeis
Alvarez, L., 98, /20 Baum, A
A\lzugary, M., 99, 100, /22
Beck, N
Aman, M. G., 193, 200. 206 Becker
Anastopoulos, A. D.. 188, 208 Beland, K
Angeli, R., 108, 109, /2/, /22
Bell, A
Anglin, D., 125
Anscombe R
Applegate 3
248 <
Armstrong
Arndt, S. \V
Arnsten, A
\ronoftt
Ascher
Asher, K
Atkins Bird, H
Birmaher
Bailey, B
Baker, M
Ball, E. M., 16]
Bard, B
Baren, M., 189
Barkley, R. A Block
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AUTHOR INDEX
Blum, R.. 75, 76, 88, 94 Chodorow, N. J
Blumstein, A.. 126, /4/ Chronis, A. M., 194
Boehnlein, J. K., 97 Chudacoff, H., 52, 69
Bohme. R 171 lark 98. 99
Bohus,. M.. 161, 171
Bow kstein t |
Borcherding, B. G., 192, 195, 208
Boxer, A., 59 15-76, 82, 85, 87
Branicky, | 209
Breaux, A. M.. 193, 209
Brent, D
Brent, D
Breslau
Breslin
Brewer
Bridg
Brinson
Brown, M
Brucker
Buck, M
Buie. S
Burk
Burke
Burrow
4
( hiribog
Cho, S. ¢
320
AUTHOR INDEX
Eck, J., 130, /42 Fulton, B., 133, /4/
al C., 149, /5 Furman, M. B., 194, 2//
Egan,M . P., 151. /58
Fidevall-Wallin, L., 203, 209 Gabbard, G. O., 38n. 40
Elia, J., 192, 195, 196, 208 Gadow, K. D., 196, 2/3
Elitsur, Y.. 194, 208 Galatzer-Levy, R. M., 48
Elkins, I. J., 7 Garbarino, J., 248, 253
I lliot, Garcia, J., 187, 207
f pstein, Garcia, L., 99, 100
Er enberg, G Gart finkel B., 187
I rikson, E. H..,
sman, A. H., 44 Gastfriend, D. R
vans, R. W Geller, B., 198
Genel, M., 181]
Gergen, P. J
Giedd, J. N
Gillberg, ¢
Gilligan, ¢
araone, S. \
yittelman-Klein
arrington, D
sleser, G., 108
eil, M., 182, 2
magy
eldman, H., 193
eldman, M.. 269 sOdV
eldman, R., 131
‘rguson, H
*rguson, J FOLl dmalra f
joldner
ve rabend
Friedman
Friedman, R Greenslade
Fruzetti, A Griva, M
AUTHOR INDEX
Grossman, D., 132, /4/ Horrigan, J. P., 200, 2/0
Gruber, H., 43, 69 Hoven, C., 182, 2/0
Gualtieri, C. T., 197, 7 198, 22 02. 208 209 Howell, J., 128, 140, /4/
Gullion, C. M., 197, 208 Huffine, C., 228, 236, 245 246
Gunasekara, S., 161, 171, _ 177 Hughes, C. W., 191, 2//
Gunning, B.., 199. 2/3 Humes, R., 903 209
Gustafsson, P., 203, 209 Hunt, R. D., 199 210
Gutgesell, H 203. 209 Hunter, J., 75
Guze, S., 52, 69 Hussain, S..,
Hutson, H 125
Haat, B 161 Hyman, L., 97, 110, /24
Habermas, J Hynd, G. W.. 187. 206, 2
Hacking, I.,
Hagglof, B
Hall,G ., 56 W.G 187. 2O8
Halperin, J. M., 197 200. 209. 2/7] N.S 190. 2/0
Hamburger, S. D 196 208 Inhelder, B
Handen, B 193. 209 Isay, R
Hanley, J Ivanoff, A
Hanson, A
Harachi, 1
Hardin, M 198. 200 Janols
Harris, A
Jelline M
Harris, S. A Jensen
1)
Harrison, M
Hart, E. I 206, 209 Jetton, J
248, 253 Johnson, B
Hart, J.. 125
Hartman, S
Hartmann
Hauser, W
Hawkins, D 127, 14 Kanter
Heard, H. | 40n, 40, 161, Karlson
*chtman, | 184. 2/0 Kashan
ndin, H Kats
nggeler, S /4] Katz
rdt. G., 75-7 2 85. 87 Katz
srrenkohl, 7 14] Kaufmat
Herrmann, K. J 197. 20 Keenan
Herz, F. M., 117 12] Keenan
Hetrick, E., 75—76, 88, 92
Hickerson, S. C.. 161, /77
Him, C., 97, /23
Hoagwood, K
Hodzic E., 97
Hollingsworth Ao Kerman, K
Horn, W. I 190. 2/0 Kett. J
\UTHOR INDEX
Kettle, L., 182, 2/0 Lewis, C. S., 48, 70
Keysor, C. S., 192, 195, 208 Lewis. D.. 269. 269
Khayrallah, M., 197, 202, 208 Lewis, J.. 99. 100. /22
Kim, Y. S., 200, 2/3 Lewis, M., 53, 70
Kinney, R., 110, /23 Leyva de Varona, A., 98, /2/
Kinsey, A., 77, 92 Linehan, M. M., 40n, 40, 151, /
Kinzie, J. D., 97, 109, /2/-—/23 163-168, 170-172. 176, 177
Klein, M., 125, /42 232, 236
Koepsell, pe ky ee ipkins, R., 1
Koerner, K., 161—163, 165, 166, 170, ipsey, M., 127
177, 178 mu, P.. 132,
Kogan, J., 228, lana, M. I
Kohlberg, | Loeber, R., 127, 130, 132, 134, /4/
Kolodny, R., 187 1r443 , 187, 7 29490 9, 221, 236, 249, 253
Kooden, H., 85, 9 opez, M., 190, 191, 270, 2/1]
Koons, C. R., 161 Luh, J., 199, 2/]
Kopp, S., 203, 209 Lynch, T. R., 161, 177, 177
Kopper, B. A., 151 Lyotard, J., 43, 70
Korol, 108
Korten, A., 248 Maccoby, I
Kotre, J., 48 MacKenzie, D., 130, /42
Krakowski, A MacMahon, R., 191, 209
Kraus, I., 187 Malever, M., 182, 194, 2/2
Krifcher, B Mannuzza, S., 195, 209
Kuhn, D., 81 Manson, S., 108, /22
Kuhn, T., 43 Marcenko, M. O 49, 158
Kuperman, S Marks, R. E., 193, 200, 206
Kyriacou, D Marrs
Marsh
Martin
Lahey B Martin
240, Martin
anham, K Martin
arson, ¢ Martin
atour, B Mason
aub, D Matta, J
aufer, M Mauk, G. W
awson Maxson. (
azrove McAuliffe, S.., 3, 209
eckman McBurnett, K 1, 206, 240
eigh, E.. 16 ;
Leinbach, M McCann. R. A., 161, /78
Leonard, A. (¢ IcCarney, D., 189, 208
Lesser, R. (¢ McClellan, J., 198, 2/4
Leung, P. K., McCracken, J. T., 191, 192
Levensky, I McGlashan, T. H., 97, 109
Lewinsohn 124
Al THOR INDEX
McGue, M., 187, 208 Quelette
McHugh, P. R., 182, 2//
McLaughlin, J., 263 265. 266. 269. 270 Packard 190 210
McNamara, N. K 200 209 Paolicelli, I M.., 196. 2
McSharry, S., 110 123 Pascoe, J. M 190. 2/0
Meichenbaum, D. I 194, 2/] Payne, J. D 182, 2
Melander, H., 203 209 Peabody, R
Melton, G Pelham, W
Merry. S. N
Metha, A
Mick, I
Mikulciner
Milberger
Mill, J., 48
Miller, A
17]
Minderaz
Mizruchi
Molina
Mollica
Moor
Moore
Moore
Mor
Morishin
Morse
M
Offer, D
Offer, J
Ollendick, T., 24
Olsen, H. C., 22
Olvera, R. | 199, 2/]
Onyango 4.N 194
Orbach, | 5
Osman, A Ratner, R. A., 266
Osman, J Reader, M.. 197 202,
324
AUTHOR INDEX
Rechy, J., 86, 94 Scahill, L., 200, 2/3
Reid, R., 188, 208 Schaecher, R., 75, 92
Reid, W. H., 151, /58 Schafer, R., 48, 51, 7/
Reik, T., 68, 7/ Schoenberg, E., 76, 92
Reiss, A., 197, 202, 208 Schoenwald, S., 135, /4/
Remafedi, G., 75-76, 88 Schonert-Reichl, K., 59, 7/
Resnick, M., 75, 76, 88, 94 Schultz, R. T., 200, 2/3
Reuter, P., 130, /42 Schulz, K., 200, 2
Richardson, E., 269, 269 Schumacher, |
Riddle, M 193, 198, 200, 2/2 Schwartz, D., 86
Riley, C., 97, /2/ Schwindt, H., 194, 2//
Ringel, R., 203 Sedillo, A., 191, 192
Rist, D 18, 83, 94 Seely, J. R., 110, 123
Ritchie 96, 21 Shaddy, R., 203, 209
Rivara 32. 14] Shaffer, D., 15
Rivera 151, 158 243, 248
Rizvi, S y | 7, 17 Shapiro 53
Robbins ) 124 Sharon, M
yberts 153, 1/54 Sharpnack
obillard | ) Shaw, J
hekim
ney
smitson-Cohen, S
Snyder, H
Soriano
ack, W ), 10 ) 121-12 Spear, |
afer, D. J., 182, 194, 2/2 Spears, K
afer, D. L., 161 Spencer,
andin, B., 147, /58 213, 214
andoval, M. C., 118, /23 Sprich, S., 187, 207
Santed, M. A., 147, /58 Sprich-Buckminster, S.,
Sartorius, N., 248, 249n, 253 Steiner, R. L., 194, 2//
Satterfield, B. T., 191, 2/2 Steingard, R., 187, 198, 2
Satterfield, J. H., 191, 2/2 Steinhart, D., 133, /4/
Sawyer, M., 97, /24 Stemerdink, N., 199, 2/3
AUTHOR INDEX
Stern, D. B., 88, 94 Valiente, R. M., 147, /58
Stern, D. N., 80, 94 van der Meere, J 199, 2/3
Stewart, N.., 168, /78 van Drimmelen, J., 248, 249n, 253
Stiglmayer, C., 161, 171 177 Van Wyck Fleet, J.. 197, 2/3
Stoelb, M., 147, /59 Varley, C. K., 198, 2/4
Stoff, D. M., 113, /24 Vary, M. G., 108, /2/
Stoller, R. J., 82,9 4 Vitiello, B., 113, 724, 182 2* 10
Story, M., 75, 76, 88, 94 Vodde-Hamilton, M., 194, 2//
Stouthamer-Loeber, M., 130 13 l43 Vojvoda, D., 97, 109-110, 120, 124
Voneche. J.. 43. 69
Streissguth, A P., 228, 236
Strzelecki, I 194, 207
Wagner, A., 190, 2/0
Suarez, A.. 40n, 40 161, 1/78 Wagner, A. W., 161-163
Subramanium, G., 193, 2/2
Wagner, E. E., 161,
Suchlicki, J., 98
Waldman, I., 187 206
Sullivan, A >
Sullivan, H. S Walkup, J. T., 186, 192, 193
Sverd, J., 196
Wallbridge, D 15, §
Swanson, J. M
Tatum, R., 199, 2//
Taubert, K
Taylor, ¢
Telch, C. |
Terr, L. ¢
Thase, M
Chernlund
Thomas, ¢
Wetzle
Thomas, H
Wilens
Thomas, O
Thornell, A
Williams, A., 194
Tobias, A. J
Willi imson, D., 184
Tonry, M., 127, /42
Wilsher. C. P.. 193. 200. 206
loprac, M. G., 191 192, 2/] Winget, ¢ 111, /2/
Toulmin, 48 Winiarski, M. G., 161
Trautman, P. D 168, /78 Winnicott, D. W., 75
Troy. S.. 199. 208 Winters, A., 221, 236, 249
Tsuang, M. 1 187, 207 Wodarski, J., 131
Turbott, S. H 193. 200. 206 Wolfe. S
Tweed 161, 177, 177 Woolgar
W 0%
darbe K.. 200. 2/7
drea
gaglia, K
pton, G. V., 199, 208
stiin, B., 248, 249n, 253
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Subject Index
Aboriginal patients, 6—7, 12 antisocial personality disorder (APD),
acceptance strategies, 166—167 and conduct disorder,
Adderall. See amphetamine sal anxiety disorders, and conduct disorder
adjustment disorder and conduct disor 94995 S
ger, 29 3] 232 assessments, psychological, 14
adolescence, emergence of attachment disorders, and conduct disor
in Western Europe and United States der, 228
54-55 attention-defici/hyperactivity disorder
idrenergic agents. See alpha-adrenergic
(ADHD), 181-182
agents comorbidity, 187
affective disorders, and conduct diso
ind conduct disorder
der, 279211 -22e2e)
alcohol. See fetal alcohol
al intery
stance-abuse differential
case of, 146
mental status examination
155 7_182
2 agonist
neuropsychiatric testing, |
200
alpha-adrenergic agents, 199-200 rating scales, 188
monitoring, 203
American Orthopsychi ssociation
treatment, 189-190, 199-201
(AOA)on, Thompson Okla
homa. 26% antidep‘rnrees sants,' 192)- 19| 3, 2 |
American Society for Adolescent
atry (ASAP), 255
on conduct disorder Havnosis illness education, 189-190
245-246 parent Management training
on death penalty for
266. 268 ent workup, 201
on gays in military psychopharmacoltorgeaitmcenat la l
amphetamine salts (AMP/S gorithm, 191-193
204 relative cost of drugs, 203-206
Andre, case of stimulants, 193-197
Angie, case of treatment course, 202—203
SUBJECT INDEX
behavior therapy. See dialectical behav is defined extrinsically—by social be
ior therapy havior, 218
biological treatments based on new tech much data missing on, 248-29
as
nologies, deve opment of treatment
31. See also specific drugs and multisystemic therapy (MST)
treatments 219-220
bipolar disorders, and conduct disorder neuroleptics, 200—2
mduct disorder (CD) diz
body. See mind and body . ) $5 25 24 7 #a94e9
borderline personality disorder (BPD See also Diagnostic and Statisti
237-238 cal Manual of Mental Disorders
acceptance strategies 166-167 ilternative approaches to diagnostic
biosocial theory of, 162—163 classification
and conduct disorder, 232 228-235
dialectical behavior therapy for yI modifying diagnostic criteria de
164-165. 176 rived from adults, 224
limensions of dysfunction in A\SAP’s proposal
63-164 comorbidity and
brain damage, and conduct disorder
228-229 DSM construct
bupropion, 197, 202, 2 ‘cludes adolescents from treatment
nts (AE 222-223
functional aspects, 240-24
capability enhancement, 165, 166 id goals of DSM, 216-2
capital punishment. See death penalty
cnarity +)
Charles, case of, 174-175 iS Separate axis
childhood, disorders with typical onset subtyping
during are poorly understood in 1 attempt to improve specificity
adole1 scents, 272 x
§ patient * use of the term
R39
clonidine, 199, 200, 205
cognitive-behavioral therapy, 37. See
also dialectical behavior therapy
cognitive dysregulation, 163
college, going away to, 58 59 continuous performance
community planning, strategic, 138 Cuba, 1994 exodus fron
139. See also Galveston Island background. 97-98
Youth Programs conditions at Guantanamo Bay
conduct disorder (CD), 215 99-101
as antidisorder, 250 exodus and rescue, 98
arguments for eliminating it from traumatic experiences, 98-99
DSM, 217 Cuban adolescent refugees
does not adequately recognize cu behavior problems, 113
tural and social factors drawings, 107-109, |
218-219 family characteristics, 103—104