Frontiers of Infant Psychiatry - Vol. 2

Table of contents

• Title Page *
• Contents *
• Editors *
• Associate Editors *
• Editorial Board *
• French Editorial Committee *
• Contributors *
• Foreword - Infant Psychiatry in a Changing World: Optimism and Paradox *
• Editors' Preface *
• Introduction - The Infant in a Changing World *
• In Memoriamselma Fraiberg (1918-1981) *
• Part I - Developmental Issues in Infancy *
• 1 - Affect Attunement *
• 2 - From Early Patterns of Communication to the Grammar of Experience and Syntax in Infancy *
• 3 - Influences on the Development of the Symbolic Function *
• 4 - The Affective Self: Continuities and Transformations from Infancy *
• 5 - Early Infant Development from a Biological Point of View *
• 6 - Structure, Somatic and Psychic: the Biopsychological Base of Infancy *
• 7 - The Pleasures and Annoyances of Babies: Causes and Consequences *
• 8 - Affect Retrieval: a Form of Recall Memory in Prelinguistic Infants *
• 9 - Reflections in the Mirror: Mother-Child Interactions, Self-Awareness, and Self-Recognition *
• 10 - Infant Development: Fictive Personality and Creative Capacity *
• 11 - Developmental Lines and Infant Assessment *
• 12 - Survey of the Infant's "Sound Envelope" and Organization of Parent-Infant Communication *
• 13 - The Relationship between Infant-Parent Attachment and the Ability to Tolerate Brief Separation at Six Years *
• 14 - The Boston University Longitudinal Study: Prospect and Retrospect after Twenty-Five Years *
• Part II - Perinatal Research and Clinical Applications *
• 15 - Experience Following Premature Birth: Stresses and Opportunities for Infants, Parents, and Professionals *
• 16 - Perinatal Risk Factors for Infant Depression *
• 17 - The Contribution of Twinship and Health to Early Interaction and Attachment between Premature Infants and Their Mothers *
• 18 - Ultrasound Scanning in Obstetrics: a Necessary View of the Child to Be Born *
• 19 - The Influence of Electronic Fetal Monitoring on Perinatal Morbidity and Mortality *
• 20 - Developmental and Temperamental Characteristics of Infants at Risk for Serious Psychopathology *
• 21 - An Intervention Program for Mothers of Low-Birthweight Babies: Outcome at Six and Twelve Months *
• Discussion *
• A Reply to Dr. ALS *
• 22 - Improving Outcome of Children Born to Drug-Dependent Mothers *
• 23 - Impediments to the Formation of the Working Alliance in Infant-Parent Psychotherapy *
• 24 - Factors Influencing the Psychological Adjustment of Mothers to the Birth of a Preterm Infant *
• 25 - Medical and Nursing Staff at Risk: Very Early Prevention of Psychosomatic Illness in Infancy *
• 26 - A Projective Technique for Investigating Parental Attitudes: a Preliminary Report *
• Part III - Clinical and Research Aspects of the Infant-Caregiver Relationship *
• 27 - The Influence Babies Bring to Bear on Their Upbringing *
• 28 - Why Early Intervention *
• 29 - The Evolution of Parent-Infant Attachment: New Psychobiological Perspectives *
• 30 - Biological Bases of the Mother-Child Relationship *
• 31 - Observations on the Nature of the Infant-Grandparent Relationship: a Preliminary Report *
• 32 - Improving the Psychological Prognosis for Offspring of Adolescent Mothers *
• 33 - Teasing as an Inducer of Violence *
• 34 - Three-Year Follow-Up of Early Postpartum Contact *
• 35 - Comments concerning the Concept of Fantasmic Interaction *
• Part IV - The Infant-Caregiver Relationship: Fathers and Infancy *
• 36 - Fathers and Young Children: Fathering Daughters and Fathering Sons *
• 37 - Mothers, Fathers, and Child Care in a Changing World *
• 38 - The Father's Role with Preterm and Fullterm Infants *
• 39 - Children of the Fathermothers: Infants of Primary Nurturing Fathers *
• 40 - Paternity Blues and the Father-Child Relationship *
• 41 - Contact with Intensive-Care Infants: Father's Sex Type, Infant Preference, and Frequency of Visits *
• Part V - Psychopathological Issues *
• 42 - Helping Parents after the Birth of a Baby with a Malformation *
• 43 - Dsm-Iii and the Infantile Psychoses *
• 44 - On the Precursors to Psychic Structure: Notes on the Treatment of a Two-Year-Old Autistic Toddler *
• 45 - An International Survey of Mental Health Professionals on the Etiology of Infantile Autism *
• 46 - Object Relations Disturbance in the First Two Years of Life: a Preliminary Report *
• 47 - Infantile Origins of Disturbances in Sexual Identity *
• 48 - Responses of Very Young Girls to Paternal Sexual Abuse *
• 49 - Pediatric to Psychosomatic Economy: Fundamentals for a Psychosomatic Pathology of Infants *
• 50 - Infants Having to Face Early Failure of Parenting: a Workshop Report *
• 51 - Children with Congenital Hypothyroidism *
• 52 - The Offspring of Epileptic Mothers: a High-Risk Population? *
• 53 - The Origins and Fates of Psychopathology in Infancy: a Panel Discussion *
• 54 - The Baby in Court *
• 55 - Psychiatric Aspects of Placement and Visitation of Children under Three Years of Age *
• 56 - Holding Interactions in a Clinical Family *
• 57 - The Pittsburgh Firstborns at Age Nineteen Years *
• 58 - Epidemiological Survey of Functional Symptomatology in Preschool-Age Children *
• 59 - Hospital Treatment for Infants at High Psychiatric Risk *
• Name Index *
• Subject Index *