Aggression in Children and Adolescents: Clinical Features and Principles of Therapy

The book provides data on the structural-dynamic features of pathological aggressive behavior in childhood and adolescence. It addresses issues of diagnosing pathological aggression, determining the degree of its severity and stage of dynamics, and the nature of interaction with affective symptoms. Differentiated approaches to the therapy of this pathology are described.

The publication is intended for psychiatrists, medical psychologists, educators, lawyers, as well as senior students of medical universities, clinical residents, and interns.