Developmental Perspectives on Trauma Vol. 8: Theory, Research and Intervention Book

	List of Contributors
	Preface
I	A Developmental Perspective on the Childhood Impact of Crime, Abuse, and Violent Victimization	1
II	Toward an Integrative Theory of Trauma: A Dynamic-Maturation Approach	33
III	Early Interpersonal Trauma and Later Adjustment: The Mediational Role of Rejection Sensitivity	85
IV	The Effects of Trauma on Children: Conceptual and Methodological Issues	115
V	Growing Up in a Socially Toxic Environment	141
VI	Community and Domestic Violence Exposure: Effects on Development and Psychopathology	155
VII	Long-Term Effects of Massive Trauma: Developmental and Psychobiological Perspectives	181
VIII	Child Maltreatment as an Illustration of the Effects of War on Development	227
IX	How the Experience of Early Physical Abuse Leads Children to Become Chronically Aggressive	263
X	Characteristics of Sexual Abuse Trauma and the Prediction of Developmental Outcomes	289
XI	Pathways to Violence in Teen Dating Relationships	315
XII	Incest, Attachment, and Developmental Psychopathology	343
XIII	The Role of Early Trauma in Males Who Assault Their Wives	379
XIV	Mediators of the Effects of Child Maltreatment on Developmental Adaptation in Adolescence	403
XV	Some Costs of Coping: Stress and Distress Among Children from Divorced Families	435
XVI	Resiliency Partnership-Directed Intervention: Enhancing the Social Competencies of Preschool Victims of Physical Abuse by Developing Peer Resources and Community Strengths	463
XVII	Intervention with Children Who Experience Trauma	491
XVIII	Children's Reports of Personal Events	515
XIX	The Sequelae of Childhood Sexual Abuse: Implications of Empirical Research for Clinical, Legal, and Public Policy Domains	535
XX	The Continuum of Harm: Girls and Women At Risk For Sexual Abuse Across the Lifespan	553
	Index of Authors	579
	Index of Subjects	608