We all hate from time to time, but children hate more than adults. Paradoxically, they are also more amenable to improvement and treatment. But these matters are seldom openly discussed. This book discusses how to recognize and handle hatred in a practical way. The contributors include two psychiatrists, four social psychologists, three psychotherapists, two educationalists and a sociologist. They are all recognized and experienced in their fields. Their different perspectives enable the reader to obtain a comprehensive picture of available models and management approaches to children's primitive hatred. The points will be made that individual symptoms and types of hatred need to be assessed by relating them to the social and family contexts within which they occur.
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rejected children, encounter stage, peer rejection, racial identity development Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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- Learning to Labour by Paul E. Willis on page 93, page 148, and page 153
- Child Abuse (The Developing Child Series) by C. Henry Kempe on page 69, page 70, and page 71
- Child Development by Brown on page 150, and page 183
- Beyond the Pleasure Principle (Norton Library) by Sigmund Freud on page 127, and page 135
- MANAGEMENT CHILDREN EMOTIONAL PB by Varma in Front Matter, and page 30
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