Parenthood, Its Psychology and Psychopathology

Aaron L. Rutledge · Anthony E. James · Therese Benedict

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Family Dynamics and Relationships Psychoanalysis and Psychopathology Research Psychology and Mental Health

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This volume presents multiple perspectives on parenthood: ethnologists look at the biology of parenthood, anthropologists discuss the diverse methods of child rearing, psychologists and psychoanalysts examine the process of becoming a parent and how parental pathology affects child rearing.

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