The Effects of mental retardation, disability, and illness on sibling relationships : research issues and challenges / edited by Zolinda Stoneman, Phyllis Waldman Berman
Sect. I. Conceptual Issues in Research -- Ch. 1. Sibling Relations in the Family Context / Zolinda Stoneman and Gene H. Brody -- Ch. 2. Contemporary Themes in Research on Sibling Relationships of Nondisabled Children / Wyndol C. Furman -- Ch. 3. Ethnographic and Ecocultural Perspectives on Sibling Relationships / Thomas S. Weisner -- Ch. 4. Issues and Interventions for Young Siblings of Children with Medical and Development Problems / Debra J. Lobato -- Ch. 5. Adult Sibling Relationships of Persons with Mental Retardation / Marsha Mailick Seltzer and Marty Wyngaarden Krauss -- Ch. 6. Siblings and Out-of-Home Placement / Jan Blacher -- Sect. II. Research Perspectives -- Ch. 7. Siblings of Persons with Mental Retardation: A Historical Perspective and Recent Findings / Glenna C. Boyce and W. Steven Barnett -- Ch. 8. Siblings of Children with Physical Disabilities and Chronic Illnesses: Studies of Risk and Social Ecology / George W. Howe -- Ch. 9. Siblings of Children with Chronic Illnesses: A Categorical and Noncategorical Look at Selected Literature / Agatha M. Gallo and Kathleen A. Knafl -- Ch. 10. Siblings of Children with Learning Disabilities / Lily L. Dyson -- Ch. 11. Siblings of Children with Dual Diagnosis / Keith A. Crnic and Janice Lyons -- Sect. III. Methodological Issues for Future Consideration -- Ch. 12. Parameters for Inclusion in Studies on Sibling Relationships: Some Heuristic Suggestions / Gene H. Brody and Zolinda Stoneman -- Ch. 13. Measurement Considerations in the Identification and Assessment of Stressors and Coping Strategies / Wendy C. Gamble and E. Jeanne Woulbroun -- Ch. 14. Lifetime Research on Siblings of Persons with Mental Retardation / Louis Rowitz -- Ch. 15. Toward a More General Model for Research on the Well-Being of Siblings of Persons with Disabilities / W. Steven Barnett -- Conclusion: Common Themes and Divergent Paths / Zolinda Stoneman
Analysis
Families Interpersonal relationships With Handicapped children
Notes
"The chapters in this volume were developed for an invited conference ... sponsored by the Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Branch of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development"--Pref
