Multilevel perspectives on pathways to resilient functioning
Development and PsychopathologyPublished 1 June 2007Open access
Dante Cicchetti, W. John Curtis
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It has become increasingly apparent that progress toward a process-level understanding of maladaptive, psychopathological, and resilient outcomes will necessitate the implementation of research designs and strategies that call for the simultaneous assessment of multiple domains of variables both within and outside the developing person.
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