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DESCRIPTORS- *BIBLIOGRAPHIES, *BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS, *SPECIALEDUCATION," *SOCIALLY MALADJUSTED, *EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED,CHILDREN, ADOLESCENTS, ADULTS, DELINQUENCY, MEDICAL.TREATMENT, FARMINGTON

ITEMS ON BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS IN THE MANTOR LIBRARY ATFARMINGTON STATE COLLEGE INCLUDE 468 REFERENCES TO BOOKS,RESEARCH REPORTS, CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS, CONVENTION REPORTS,AND BIBLIOGRAPHIES. SUBJECT AREAS INCLUDED ARE BEHAVIORALPROBLEMS, DELINQUENCY, SOCIAL MALADJUSTMENT, PSYCHIATRICTREATMENT, AND VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION AND TRAINING.PUBLICATION DATES RANGE FROM 1921 TO 1965. ITEMS ARE ARRANGEDBY DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION NUMBERS AND VERTICAL FILENUMBERS. THIS CATALOG IS FART OF A SERIES OF BULLETINSCATALOGING ACCESSIONS AT MANTOR LIBRARY IN THE FIELD OFSPECIAL EDUCATION. THIS DOCUMENT IS THE "SPECIAL EDUCATIONBULLETIN" OF FARMINGTON STATE COLLEGE, VOLUME 4, NUMBER 3,OCTOBER 1, 1966. (RS)

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INTRODUCTION

This is the second in a series of bulletins designed to catalog the

accessions of the Mantor Library at Farmington State College in the field

of special education. During the school year 1966-1967 the Department of

Special Education expects to issue the complete holdings of the library

pertaining to special education study.

Behavioral Disorders consists of holdings in both social and psychological

maladjustments. Some related sociological and psychological materials have

been included in this listing. However, it is expected that the majority

of materials which would be considered as related 011 be issued in a

separate bulletin - Exceptional Children: Related Psychological and Sociological

Materials. This bulletin will be issued later in the series.

The Department of Special Education now expects that this bulletin as

issued will remain constant for some time. In order to update this bulletin

a supplement will be issued within one year that will list accessions to the

Mantor Library from the time this bulletin is issued.

This listing contains only cataloged materials in the Mantor Library

and does not presume to be an encompassing bibliography. Journal articles

have not been included as projects are now under way in the Department of

;Special Education to issue long-term indexes of major periodicals in the

field of special education.

The Department of Special Education is most grateful to Mrs. Marjorie

Bragg and the staff of the Mantor Library for their assistance and support

in this project.

REF 8/10/66

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016.1313H3390Harvard University. Medical School

Community Mental-Health and SocialPsychiatry: A Reference Guide, byHarvard Medical School. and PsychiatricService, .142ssachusetts General &Vital

Cambridge:, Harvard Versity Press,1962. 161 p.

CATALOG OP LIBRARY ACCESSIONS

BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS

131.30244pCep Zan, Gerald, ed.Prevention of Mental Disorders inChildren; Initial Exploration

New York, Basic Books, 1961. 425 p.

131.3Et 94mAult, Jack RichardMental Health Administration

Springfield, _Minas., Thomas, 1956.168 p.

131.3W927pWorld Health Organization. ExpertConnittee on Mental HealthThe Psychiatric Hospital as a Centrefor PreventiVe Work in Mental Health;

Fifth ReportGeneva, The Organization, 1957. 18 p.

131.3W927rWorld Health Organization. ExpertCommittee on Mental Health

Report on the Second Session; Geneva,11-16 September, 1950

Geneva, The Organization, 2951..-49 p.

131.322B815tBranner, Lawrence.M.,

Therapeutic Psychology;, Fundamentals ofCounsel ing and Psychotherapy, by

Lawrence M. Branner and Everett L.Shostrom

Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, .Prentice-Hall, 1960. 447 p. .

131.322'P238m.Parker, Beulah

My Language is Me; Psychotherapy

With a Disturbed Adolescent .New York, Basic' Books, 1962. 397. p.

131. snP3179Patterson, Cecil H..Counseling and Psychotherapy; Theory

and Practice. - .

New York, Harper, 1959. 322 p.

131.329G624cColdston,-- ',Stephen- 1., -

Concepts of Caritunity,.Psychiatry;

'A 'FeaMeiwoOk: fOr-'Trenfng-"Washington, D. 'C., U.= S. Departmentof Health, Education, and Welfare,'Public Health Service, 1965. 211 p.

131.329R6630Robinson, Reginald

" Cahniunity-Regoiirtet i in Menta I: ,Hea I thtby Reginald Robinson, David P.DeMarche, and Mildred K. Wagle

New York, Basic Books, 1960. :435 p.

r.

131:-332P297bPeiblemanJameit Kern

Biosoc i a I Factors I n'..Menta I .11 Iness

Springfield, Illinois, Thomas,1962. 111 p.

131.34L747r:,-Lindner, Robert M.

Rebel Without' 'a Cause.; The Hypno-

ana I ysi s of a Criminal PsychopathNew York, Grune and. Stratton,1944. 296 p.

131.34Sa241p,S4ppenfield, Bert

Personality Dynamics; An IntegrativePsychology of Adjustment, 1st ed.

New York, Knopf, 1954. 412 p.

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131.3411473dLederer, Wolfgang

Dragons, Del inquents, and Destiny; AnEssay on Positive Superego Functions.New York International UniversitiesPress, 1964. 83 p.

131.342Z865aLorand, SandOr, ed.Adolescents; Psychoanalytic Approachto Problems and Therapy, by 19 .-

contributors. Edited:by-StatdorLorandiandc Henry. Schn eer ,

New York, P. B. Hoeber:1,961. .378 p.

131.342R167c 7 -:-,Roxibert, Madeleine

Chi ldren in ,Conf1.1,ct;.. Ty/et-ye:Years ofPsychoana lyticiPracticeNew York;;:international -UniversitiesTress, 1949.

.

.13,2C182bCameron, Norman A.

Behavior Pathology, by Norman A. Vomeronand Ann Margaret

Bostoni. Houghton-Mifflin,'1.9$1. 645 p.

132,:-C182pCameron, Norman A:

Personality Development and Psychot--,therapy; A Dynamic Approach

Boston, Houghton-Mifflin Company.,1963. 793''p.-;

132C182pCameron, Norman A.The Psychology of Behavior Disorders;A Biosocial Interpretation,

Boston; Houghton Mifflin, .1947.622 p.

132E'y98hEyeenck, Hans J., ed.Handbook of Abnormal PsychologyNew York Basic Books, 1962. 816 p.

k

13218982p.-Hutt, Max L.Patterns of Abnormal Behavior, byMax L. Hutt and Robert G. Gibby .

8oston, Allyn and Bacon, 195 ?.452,- p.

132 .

,X671956 :-Klein, David B:;

Ment6l Hygiene; Aity Disorders andrev. ed.

New York, Henry1956. 654 p.

Survey of Personal-Mental Health,

Holt and Company,

132L982pLundin, Robert W.Principles of PsychopathologyColumbus, Ohio, C. E. Merri3 Books,1965. 541 p.

132M397p2951MaslOW, Abraham H.

Principles of Abnormal Psychology:The Dynamics of -Psychic. II lness,

by A. H. Maslow and $eia Mittelmann,rev.. ed.

New York,' Harper, 1951. 665 p,

132P965tPronko, Nicholas H.

Textbook of Abnormal PsychologyBaltimore, Williams and Wilkins,1963. 446 p.

132ensQUay, Herbert CallisterResearch in Psychopathology; SelectedReadingsPrinceton, N. J., Van Nostrand,1963. 218 p.

132R813aRosen, Ephraim.

Abnormal Psychology, by EphraimRosen and Ian Gregory

Philadelphia, Saunders, 1965.553 p.

132St839aStern, Nast J.

The Abnormal Person and His -WOr Id; AnIntroduction to Psythopatholdgy

Princeton, N. J., Van Nostrand, 1964.239 p.

132T519p1961Thorpe: Louis-P.

The Psychology of Abnormal behavior; ADynamiCApproach, by Louis: P.. Thorpeand Barney Katz. 2nd edition by BarneyKatz and Robert T. Lewis

New York, Ronald Press Company, 1961.677 p.

132W14pWallin, J. S.. Wallace

Personal ity Maladjustments and MentalHYglene.

New York, McGrcao-Hill, 1935.. 511 p.

132.092W423cWeinberg, Henry

Casebook in Abnormal . Psychology, by

Henry Weinberg-and A: William; HireNeW York, Knopf, 1956.- 320 p.

132.1M996fMyers, Jerome K.

Family and Class Dynamics in Mental.I ness; by Je2voine K. Myers and Bertram

H. RobertsNew York. John Wiley, 1959. 295 p.

132.6R576iRimlancl, Bernard

Infantile Autism; The Syndrome and itsImplications for a Neural Theory. ,of

BehaviorNew York, Appletori=Century-.Crofts,1964:, 282 p.

132.73C515rChein, IsidorThe Road to H: Narcotics, Del inquency,

and Social Policy, by Isidor Chein andothers

New York. Basic Books, 1964. 482 p.

136.7Ax5dAxline, Virginia M.

-Di bti n Seirch ":of Self.; -Persona I I ty

Development in Play TherapyBoston; -Houghilin Mifflin Company,1964. 186 p.

136.7B471d:Bennett, ':Ivy .

Del:Inquent and 'Neurotic 'Chi itiren; A

Comparative Study . -`

--11e7.4- -York Basic Bookit,. 1960: 532 p.

'136.7B5651Bettelheim, mono

Love is not Enough; The Treatment- ofEmotional ly Disturbed, Chi I,dren!

New York,. Free Press off Glencoe,'c1950. ,386- p.

236.7C748pConference on Conmazity Mental HealthResearch. 2nd, WashingtOi,'Utfiversity,pi.' Laidig,' 1960

Parental Attitudes and Chi Id Behavior

Proceedings,' 'edited 'by AAA- C. Glide-well

Springfield, Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1961. 253 p.

136.7M687tMoak, lire: Helen E.

The Troubled Chi IdNew York, Henry Holt, 1958. 176 p.

136.7M77Moodie, Witlicmt

The Doctor and the DifficuWeiiildNew York, The ,Commonwealth: FUnd,1940. 214 p.

136.7M82pMorgan, John J. B.

Psychology of the `Unadjusted- "SchoolChild,;.-'rew.- 'ed. .*'

New York, Macmillan,

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136.7M82pMorgan, John J. B.

The Psychology of the Unadjusted SchoolChild .

New York Macmillan, 1924. 300 p.

236.7Sa243aSamson, Seymour B.Anxiety in Elementary School Children;A'Report of .Research, by Seymour B.Sarason, Kenneth S. Davidson, FrederickF. Lighthaii; Richard.R. Waite andBritton K. Ruebush

New York John Wiley, 1960. 351 p.

136.7Sa 9ps

Say les,' Mary BuellThe Pr Oblem Child at Home; ,A Study in

Parent -Child Relationship

New York. Commonwealth Fund, 1928.

136.721Zachry,' Caroline B.

Personality Adjustments of School chdren"

New York: Ch ,-arles Scribner's-Sona

1929. 306 p.

136.708B565tBettelheim Bruno

Truants from LifeGlencoe, Illinois; Free Press, 1955.511 p.

136.72B4581aBender, Lauretta, ed.

Aggression, Hostility and Anxiety in*Children :`

Springfield, Illinois, Thomas, 1953.184 p.

136.7273P742jPodoleky, Edward

. The .Jealous Chi Id

New York, Philosophical Library, 1954.14? .p.

136.73W927dWorZd Health Organization,. GenevaDeprivation of Meternal-Care; AReassessment of its EffectsThe Oliganisation, 1962. 165 p..

236.7354G162eGallagher, James R.

Emotional Problems of Adolescents,by James R. Gallagher and Herbert I.Harris A.

New York, Oxford University Press,1958. .174 p.

156.76B513dBerkowitz, Pearl H.

The Disturbed Child; Recognition andPsychoeducational Therapy in the:

Classroom, by Pearl H. Berkowitz andEsther P. Rothman

New York, New York University,Fess,1960. .204"p.

136.76B786eBower, Eli M.

Early Identification of Emotionally y

Handicapped Children In SchoolSpringfield, Illinois, Thomas, 1960.120 p.

136.76B786pFlower; EZi M...

A Process for Early Identification ofEmotionally Disturbed Children, pre-.pared:by Eli M. Borger and. others

Sacramento, California, StateDepartment; of Education, 1958.111 p.

136:76B973yBurt, Sir Cyril L.The Young DelinquentNew York Appleton-Century,. 2933c1925. 619 p.

136.76G618cGoldberg, Harriet L.

Child Offender's, A Study in Diagnosisand Treatment

' New York,. Grune and Stratton, 1948.215 p.

136.76

R3170Red1, Frits

Children Who Hate; The Disorganizationand Breakdown of Behavior Controls, byFrits Redl and David Wineman

Glencoe, Illinois, Free Press,. 1951.253 p.

136.76R317ooRea, Frits .

Controls From Within; Techniques forthe Treatment of the Aggressive Child,by Fritz Rea and David Winemot

Glencoe Illinois, Free Press, 1952.332 p.

136.76,

R63.

Rogers, CarlThe Clinical Treatment of .the Problem

Child.Boston, Houghton Mifflin,. 1939. 393 p.

136.762W467o

Wenar, CharlesOrigins of Psychosomatic and EmotionalDisturbances; A Study .of Mother-Child

Relationships, by Charles Wenar, MarionW. Handlon and Ann AL Garner, withJennie B. Kahn) Mildred! Mailickan&Jean P. ChapmanNew York, P. B. &mbar, loq, 73.p.

136.762W894wThe Woods Schools, Langhorne; PennsylvaniaWhat Science Offers the EmotionallyUnstable Child; Proceedings of, theThird Institute on the Exceptional.-Child of the Child ReseardrClinc,. 1936The Schools, 1936. .68

137H941pHunt, Joseph MoVioker,

Personality and the Behavior ,Disorders

New York, Ronald Press, 1944. 2 vol.

150.13R628a&back AbralumtA.

Aspects of Applied Psychology and CrimeCambridge, Massachusetts, SdiArst

Publishers, 1964. 326-p.

152.0750s850Ostroald, Peter F.

.Soundmakingk.The,,Acoustica. Communi-.

cation of ,Emotion. .

Springfield, Illinois, Charles C.

Thomas, 1963.. 186,p.

157G3188Gellhoz74 Ernst

Emotions and Emotional.Disorders; A.

Neurophysiological Sit'udy, by Ernst

GellhOrn and' G. Loofbourrow.

New York, Hoeber Medical D, ivision,Harper and Row, 1963. 496 p.

158.8L967rLuriia, Atexsandr

The Role of Speech. the Regulation

of Normal and Abnormal Behavior,edited by

New York, Perpignan Press, 1961,

100 p.

301.15B651g .

Bloch, HerbertThe Gang; A Study in AdolescentBehavior, by-AorbontAL Koch andArthur Niederhoffer .

New York Philosophical Library,1958. 231 p.

301.15gh33n

JanNeurosis in the Family and Patternsof Psychosocial Defense, a Study of

Psychiatric EpidemiologyNew York, Hoeber Medical Di_ vision;Harper and. Row.,! 19$3. 203 p.

301.14T529g.

Thrasher, Prederic.M.,The Gang; A Study of 1,313 Gangs inChicago. AbridgmkimOrwri.th a nr:-..;)

introduotion.byHJames /7.-01corts,e7r.

Chicago, .University of Chicago

fkiess-1963. 388 p.

301.42?C678pCohen, Julius

Parental' -AUltority:.'The -ComMunity andthe Law,. by Juliut Coheti, Reginald A. H.Robson:4nd Aidn,BeitesNew Brunswick *New Jersey, -RutgersUniversity Press., 1958. 301 p.

- -

301.427V769uVincent, Clark E. '

UriMarried Mothert .New ; York, The Free Press -*of Glencoe,1961. -308 p.

.

301.43F899v

Freidenberg, Edgar Z.The Vanishing Adolescent',

Beaton, teadon Neu, -1959. 144 p.

301.431C692aColeman., James S.The Adolescent Society; The Social Lifeof the Teenager and Its Impact ,on-.Educa-tion, by James S. Coleman with the'assistance of John W. C. Johnstone andArt' jonasSohn

New' York, The-Freer Press of Glencoe,1961. 368 p.

301.431 .-Er68yErikson, Erik H.., ed.Youth: Change and Challenge

New York, Basic Books: 1963. 284:p.

301.431G493nGinzberg Eli, ed.The Natien's Children. Published 1960for the Golden Anniversary White HouseConference on Children and YouthNew York, Columbia University Prees,1960. 3 vol. 251' p. 242 p; 242 p.

. 'v. 1 The Family ind' 'Social Changev. I DevelopMet tt,'and Educationv.'3 PrObleme and ,Prospecte

301.431G653gGoodman, Paul:GrtiwIng Up Absurd; .Peoblems of YouthEn an .Organized: Society

New York, 'Random House, 1962... 296 p.

301.431H447tHechinger, Grace

Teen-Age Tyranny, by Grace and Fred.-M. Hechingers -New York, 'Morrow, 1963. , 259 p.

301.431In59mInstitute for Religious and SocialStudies. Jewish Theological Seminary .

of AmericaDi lemmas of Youth: ln America Today,''edited by R. M.. Maclver

New York, The Institute, 1961:142

301.431K29iKelley, Earl C.

In' Defense':Of Youth..

Englewood-Cliffo, New Jersey,Prenticei-Hall; 1962,. 145 pv.-

301.431- ;R28alenmere;;'-Hermann.S.

The American Teenager, by H. H.Romero and D. H. Radler

IndianapOis, Indiana, Bobbs-llerrills- 247.

,,30.T:431', ;:--'Sh552rSherifi.MUZafer

Reference Groups; Exploration.fnto

Conformity and Deviation of Adoles-cents, by Muzafer Sherif and CarolynW. Sherif

New York,' Haxiper and Row, 1964::370 p..

301.431Sm646aSmith, Ernest A.American Youth Culture; Group LifeIn .a 'Teenage SoCietY.

New' York, The Free Press.. of Glencoe,1962. .284 p.

340Am5127mAmerican Bar FoundationThe Mentally Disabled and the Law

Chicago, University of-Chicago Press,1961. 444 p.

343.09H844fRouts, Marshall

From Arrest to Release; An Analysis ofthe Administration of Criminal JusticeSpringfield, Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1958. 235 p.

351.74.

G373i

Germann, A. C.Introduction to Law Enforcement, byA. C. Gerriann, Frank D. Day and RobertR. J. Galati

Cpringfield, Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1962. 258 p.

362.2B65840Blum; Richard H.Clinical Records for.Mental HealthServices; A Guide to the Study andDevelopment of Clinical Record SystemsIncluding a Manual of Model Forms andProcedures, by Richard.H."Blum andJonathan Ezekiel.

Springfield; Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1962. 156 p.

362.2C957fCrutcher, Hester Brandenburg

Foster Home Care for Mental Pa-hen-isNew York, The Commonwealth Fund,1944. 199 p.

362.2G612aGoffhan, ErvingAsylums; Essays on the Social Situationof Mental Patients and Other Inmates

Garden City, New York, Anchor Books,1961. 386 p.

362.2

G798mGreenblatt, Milton, ed.Mental Patients In Transition; Stepstn HospitalCommunity Rehabilitation,edited by Milton Greenblatt, DanielJ. Levinson and Gerald L. Kiernan'Springfield, Illinois, Charles C.

Thomas, 1961. 378 p.

362.2J771crones, Kathleen

Lunacy, Law, and Conscience, 17441845; The Social History ,of the Care

of the Insane = _

London, RoutZedge and Paul, 1955.239 p.

362.2j78sJones, Maxwell

Social Psychiatry in the Community,in,Hospitals,,.and-InTrisontSpringfield; Illinois, Thomas,1962. 129 p.

362.2R69mKnight, James All

Manual for theHealth Clinic,and Winborn E.

Springfield,1964. 184 p.

362.2'N277d--

enComprehensive Communityby James A. KnightDavisIllinois, C. a4lhorizas,

National Day ROspital'WorkshopDay Care of PsychlatrIc Patients.From the National Day Hospital Work-shop held in Kansas City; MissouriSpringfield, Illinois, C. C. Thomas,1964. 182 p.

362.2W927cWorld Health Organization. ExpertCommitteelm.Mental Health

The Community Mental *vital; ThirdReportGeneva, The Organization, 1953.38 p.

362.24M446dMatza, David

Delinquency and Drift. Prom the researchprogram of the Center for the Study ofLaw and Society; University of Califor-nia

New York,, John Wiley, 1964. 199 p.

362.42P366nPeck, Harris B.A New Pattern for Mental Health Services1.n b7 Chi Wren's Court, by Harris- B. Peckand others

Springfield, Illinois, Charles C.Thomds, 1958. 82 p.

362.7AZ465rAlt, Herschel

Residential Treatment for the DisturbedChild =

New York, International UniversitiesPress, 1960. 43? p.

362.73B922cBuck, PearlChildren for AdoptiOn

New York, Radom-House, 196502964.243 p.

362.73H434rHealy, William

Reconstructing Behavior in Youth; AStudy of Problem Children in FosterFamilies, by-William Healy, Augusta,Branner, -Edith Baylor and Prentice'Murphy

New York, Knopf., 1929. 325 p.

362.74K124pKahn, Alfred J.

Planning Community Services for Childrenin Trouble

New York, Columbia University Press,1963. 540 p..

362.78Am5128eAmerican Public Realth AssociationCommittee on Child HealthServices for Children with EmotionalDisturbances; A Guide for PublicHealth PersonnelNew York, American Public HealthAssociation, 1961. 120 p.

364B261n1959Barnes, Harry E.New Horizons in Criminology, 3id ed.,by Harry E. Barnes and Negley K.Teeters

Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey,Prentice-Hall, 1959. 654 p.

364H434nHealy, WilliamNew Light on Delinquency and itsTreatment, by William Healy andAugusta P. Bronner

New Haven, YaZe University Press,01936. 226 p.

364J738Johnston, Norman B.The Sociology of Punishment andCorrection, edited by. Norman Johnston,Leonard Savita, Marvin E. Wolfgolig

New York, John Wiley, 1962. 349 p.

364R298c1961Reckless, Walter C.

The Crime Problem, 3rd ed.New York, Appleton-Century-Crofts,1961. 648 p.

364R298c1955Reckless, Rater C.

The Crime Problem, 2nd ed.New York, Appleton-Century-Crofts,1955. 728 p.

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364T16jTappan, Paul W.Juvenile Delinquency

New York, McGraw-Hill, 1949. 613 p.

364.016T662oTompkins, Dorothy L., compilerThe Offender; A Bibliography

Berkeley, University of California,Institute of Governmental Studies,1963. 268 p.

364.082D773rDressler, David, ed.Readings in Criminology and Penology

New York, Columbia University Press,1964. 698 p.

364.082W859eWolfgang, Marvin E.

The Sociology of Crime and Delinquency,edited by Marvin E. Wolfgang, LeonardSavita and Norman Johnson.

New York, John Wiley, 1962. 423 p.

364.1B651mBlbch, Herbert A.

Man, Crime, and Society; The Forms ofCriminal Behavior, by Herbert A. Blochand Gilbert Geis

New York, Random House, 1962. 642 p.

364.1G567vGlueck, SheldonVentures in Criminology; Selected RecentPapers, by Sheldon and Eleanor Glueck

London, Tavistook Publications, 1964.373 p.

364.16M381jMartin, John W.Juvenile Vandalism

Springfield, Illinois, Charles Thomas,1961. 145 p.

364.2F8550Freeman, Lucy

Children Who Kill, by Lucy Freemanand' Dr.-..Wilfred C. Hulse

New :York, Berkley pub.Zishing, 1962.

160 p.-

364.2G6188Gold, Martin

Status Forces in Delinquent Boyi

Ann Arbor, Michigan, Institute forSocial Research, 1983. 229 p.

364.21926wLunden, Walter A. . .

War and Delinquency; An Analysis ofJuvenile Delinquency in ThirteenNations in World War.I and World WarI I

Ames, Iowa, Art Press, 1963. 88 p.

364.2M1310McCord, Willicen M.

Origins of Crime; A New Evaluation of

the Cambridge-Somerville Youth Study,

by William M. McCord, Joan McCord andIrving Zola

New York, Columbia _University Press.1959. 219 p. .

364.3B65Bloch., Herbert A.Delinquency; The JuvenileAmerica Today, by Herbertand Frank T. Flynn '

New York, Random House,.

Offender InA. Bloch

1956. 612

364.3K97dKvaraceus, William C.

Delinquent Behavior,William C. Ktlaraceus'Washington, D. C.,

Association, 1959.

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prepared byand othersNational Education2 vol.

364.3M12McClellan, Grant S., ed.

Juvenile DelinquencyNew ,York The 'H. W. Wilson Company,

1956. 183 p.

364.3R666jRobison, ,Sophia M.

Juvenile DelinquencyNew York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston,

1960. 546 p.

364.34Ab159pAbrahamsen, David

The Psychology of CrimeNew York, Columbia University Press,

1960. 358 p.

364.3449$0Eysenck, Rana J.Crime and Personality

Boston, Houghton Mifflin Company,

1964. 204 p.

361.36Ai288wAichorn, August

Wayward YouthNew York, Meridian Books, 1955.01935,

182 p.

364.36An577dAndry, Robert G.

Delinquency and Parental Pathology; AStudy in Forensic and Clincial

PsychologyLondon, Methuen, 1960. 173 p.

364.3#B214aBandura, Albert

Adolescent Aggrestion; A Study of the

Influence of Child-training Practices

and Family Interrelationships, by

Albert Bandura and Richard H. Walters

New York, Ronald Press Company,

1959. 475 p.

364.36B277jBarron, Milton L.

The Juvenile in Delinquent Society

New York, Knopf, 1956. 349

364.36B783pBovet, Lucien

Psychiatric Aspects of Juvenile

DelinquencyGeneva, World Health Organization,

1951. 90 p.

364.36C311dCarr, Lowell J. .

Delinquency ControlNew York, Harper, 1940. 447 p.

364.36C377jCavan, Ruth Sr.

Juvenile Delinquency; Development,Treatment Control

Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1962.

366 p.

364.36C377rCavan, Ruth Sr., ed.Readings in Juvenile DelinquencyPhiladelphia6-Uppincott, 1964.469 pl.

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364.36G567uGlueck, SheldonUnraveling Juvenile Delinquency, bySheldon, and Eleanor Glueck

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364.3614251rHanson, Kitty

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364.36K87cKDaraceus, William C.

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Police Work with Children; Perspect-ives and Principles: by Richard A.

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364:36N997jNyquist, OZa

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New York Oceana Publications, 1961.248 p.

364.36Sa1678Salisbury, Harrison:The Shook-Up GenerationNew York, Harper, 1958; 244

364.36Sh544vSheldon, .William H.

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!ntroduction to Constitutional

Psychiatry, by William H. Sheldon, withthe collaboration of E3ni1 M. Hartl andEugene McDermo tt

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364.36Sh562jShulman, Harry liktnUe4

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364.36Sp ?49r

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364.4M612gMeyer, Henry J.Girls at Vocational High; An Experimentin Social Work Intervention, by Henry J.Meyer, Edgar F. Borgatta and Wyatt C.Jones. In collaboration with ElizabethP. Anderson, Hanna GrunWald and DorothyHeadley

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364.44T135dTait; Columbus DowningDelinquents, Their Families, and theCommunity, by C.-Downing Tait andEmory F. Hodges, Jr.Springfield, Illinois, Charles Thomas,1962. 199 p.

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Changing the Lawbreaker; The Treatmentof Delinquents and'CriMinals

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364.62D773pDressler, David

Practice and Theory of Probation. andParole

New York; Coluinbia UniversityPress, 1959. 252.p...

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Probation and Parole, compiled andedited by Barbara A. Kay and Clyde B.Vedder


364.72.Am525rAmos, William E., ed. .

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Institutions for Delinquent Youth;compiled and edited by William E.Amos and Raymond L. Manella


364.72;P788cPolsky, Howard W.Cottage Six; The Social System ofDelinquent Boys in Residential Treat-

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364.72Un583iUnited States Children's Bureau

Institutions Serving Del inquentChildren; Guides and Goals,,rev. ed.Prepared in cooperation with theNational Association of TrainingSchools and Juvenile Agencies

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364.72W395y

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364.722W363tWeaver, AnthonyThey Steal for Love .

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364.973T166cTannenbaum, FrankCrime and the Community

Boston, Ginn and Company, c1938.

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371.147Ei366sEieerer, Paul E.The School Psychologist

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370.15C153pCalifornia. State Department of Educa-

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The Role of the Schools in Mental Health,by Wesley Allinsmith and George W..Goethals


371.9D491tDevereux, George

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Role of the School in Prevention ofJuvenile Del inquency; A ResearchSymposium sponsored by the U. S. Officeof Education. and Phi Delta Kappa.Report edited by William R. Carriker

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615.851K894aKramer, Edith

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616.8AZ473nAlvarez, Walter Clement

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616.86Au938dAusubel, David! P.

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Psychological, and Sociological AspectsNm, York, Random House, 1958. 126.p.

616.863K81dKolb: Lawrence

Drug Addiction, A Medical ProblemSpringfield, Illinois, 'Charles C.Thorazs, 1962. 183 p.

616.863L787nLivingston, Robert B.

Narcotic Drug Addiction Problems;Proceedings of the Symposium on theHistory of Narcotic Drug AddictionProblems, Farah 27 and 28, 1958,Bethesda, MarylandWashington, D. C., U. S. GovernmentPrinting Office, 1963. 212 p.

616.863W744nWilner, Daniel M., ed.Narcotics, edited by Daniel M. Wilnerand Gene G. Kassebcatm

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616.89Am5727American Psychiatric Association

Psychiatric Inpatient Treatment of Chil-dren. Report of the Conference on in-patient Psychiatric Treatment for Chil-dren held at Washington, D. C.; underthe auspices of the American PsychiatricAssociation and the American Academy ofChild Psychiatry; J. Franklin Robinson,principal editorWashington, D. a, The Association,1957. 194 p.

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616.89G882Group Psychotherapy; A Symposium

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