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The Encyclopedia of School Psychology, originally published in print format in 2005, is the first comprehensive guide to this field featuring the latest research on school learning, motivation, and educational assessment. Approximately 250 entries by 175 contributing authors from psychology, education and counseling, child development, and special education address student success, behavior disorders, intelligence testing, learning disabilities, strategies to improve academic skills, and more.

Key features include: <ul>
<li> Entries avoid jargon and technical detail in order to be accessible to a broad audience including university professors of school psychology, college students, elementary and high school teachers and administrators, school psychologists, and parents 
<li> Some entries offer embedded timelines to highlight the history and development of the field, which will be further highlighted by biographies of key pioneering researchers 
<li> Entries on controversial topics (e.g., I/Q and intelligence testing) include "Point/Counterpoint" boxes highlighting differing sides to issues that aren't necessarily clear cut 
<li> Appendices include comparative statistical tables presenting information about student achievement, learning disorders, intelligence scales, and commonly administered standardized tests</ul>
This title is available in eBook format through Gale Virtual Reference Library.

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Cover.
Half Title Page.
Dedication.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Editorial Board.
List of Entries.
Reader&#x0027;s Guide.
About the Editor.
Contributors.
Acknowledgments.
Foreword.
Preface.
1: Ability Grouping.
2: Abuse and Neglect.
3: Academic Achievement.
4: Accommodation.
5: Adaptive Behavior Assessment.
6: Adjustment Disorder.
7: Aggression in Schools.
8: American Board of Professional Psychology.
9: American Psychological Association.
10: Americans with Disabilities Act.
11: Applied Behavior Analysis.
12: Asthma.
13: Attention.
14: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
15: Authentic Assessment.
16: Autism Spectrum Disorders.
17: Behavior.
18: Behavior Contracting.
19: Behavior Intervention.
20: Behavioral Assessment.
21: Behavioral Concepts and Applications.
22: Behavioral Momentum.
23: Bias (Testing).
24: Biofeedback.
25: Bipolar Disorder (Childhood Onset).
26: Bullying and Victimization.
27: Buros Mental Measurements Yearbook.
28: Cancer.
29: Career Assessment.
30: Careers in School Psychology.
31: Cerebral Palsy.
32: Charter Schools.
33: Cheating.
34: Class Size.
35: Classroom Climate.
36: Classroom Observation.
37: Classwide Peer Tutoring.
38: Cognitive&#x2013;Behavioral Modification.
39: Cognitive Dissonance.
40: Communication Disorders.
41: Comorbidity.
42: Computer Technology.
43: Conditioning: Classical and Operant.
44: Conduct Disorder.
45: Confidence Interval.
46: Confidentiality.
47: Consultation: Behavioral.
48: Consultation: Conjoint Behavioral.
49: Consultation: Ecobehavioral.
50: Consultation: Mental Health.
51: Cooperative Learning.
52: Corporal Punishment.
53: Council of Directors of School Psychology Programs.
54: Counseling.
55: Crisis Intervention.
56: Criterion-Referenced Assessment.
57: Cross-Cultural Assessment.
58: Cross-Cultural Consultation.
59: Curriculum-Based Assessment.
60: DARE Program.
61: Death and Bereavement.
62: Decoding.
63: Defense Mechanisms.
64: Depression.
65: Developmental Milestones.
66: Diagnosis and Labeling.
67: DIBELS.
68: Discipline.
69: Division of School Psychology (Division 16).
70: Divorce Adjustment.
71: Dropouts.
72: DSM-IV.
73: Due Process.
74: Dyslexia.
75: Early Intervention.
76: Eating Disorders.
77: Echolalia.
78: Effect Size.
79: Egocentrism.
80: Encopresis.
81: Enuresis.
82: Erikson&#x0027;s Stages of Psychosocial Development.
83: Ethical Issues in School Psychology.
84: Etiology.
85: Evidence-Based Interventions.
86: Expulsion.
87: Facilitated Communication.
88: Family Counseling.
89: Fears.
90: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.
91: Fluid Intelligence.
92: Formative Evaluation.
93: Fragile X Syndrome.
94: Friendships.
95: Full-Service Schools.
96: Functional Behavioral Assessment.
97: Futures Conference.
98: Gangs.
99: Gender.
100: Generalization.
101: Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
102: Gifted Students.
103: Goal Attainment Scaling.
104: Grade Equivalent Scores.
105: Grades.
106: Halo Effect.
107: Harassment.
108: Head Start.
109: High School.
110: HIV/AIDS.
111: Homeschooling.
112: Homelessness.
113: Home&#x2013;School Collaboration.
114: Homework.
115: Hypnosis.
116: Individualized Education Plan.
117: Individualized Education Plan Meeting.
118: Individuals With Disabilities Education Act.
119: Individuals With Disabilities Education Act Disability Categories&#x2013;Part B.
120: Infant Assessment.
121: Informed Consent.
122: Intelligence.
123: International School Psychology Association.
124: Intervention.
125: Interviewing.
126: Keystone Behaviors.
127: Kohlberg&#x0027;s Stages of Moral Development.
128: Latchkey Children.
129: Lead Exposure.
130: Learned Helplessness.
131: Learning.
132: Learning Disabilities.
133: Learning Styles.
134: Least Restrictive Environment.
135: Licensing and Certification in School Psychology.
136: Mainstreaming.
137: Manifestation Determination.
138: Mastery Learning.
139: Mathematics Curriculum and Instruction.
140: Mathematics Interventions and Strategies.
141: Media and Children.
142: Memory.
143: Mental Age.
144: Mental Retardation.
145: Mentoring.
146: Middle School.
147: Montessori Schools.
148: Motivation.
149: Motor Assessment.
150: Multicultural Education.
151: Multidisciplinary Teams.
152: National Association of School Psychologists.
153: Neuropsychological Assessment.
154: No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, The.
155: Norm-Referenced Tests.
156: Normal Distribution.
157: Obesity in Children.
158: Obsessive&#x2013;Compulsive Disorder.
159: Oppositional Defiant Disorder.
160: Organizational Consultation and Development.
161: Otitis Media.
162: Outcomes-Based Assessment.
163: Parent Education and Parent Training.
164: Parent-Teacher Conferences.
165: Parenting.
166: Parents As Teachers.
167: Pedophilia.
168: Peer Mediation.
169: Peer Pressure.
170: Peer Tutoring.
171: Percentile Ranks.
172: Performance-Based Assessment.
173: Perseveration.
174: Personality Assessment.
175: Phenylketonuria.
176: Phonemic Awareness.
177: Pica.
178: Portfolio Assessment.
179: Positive Behavior Support.
180: Posttraumatic Stress Disorder.
181: Prader-Willi Syndrome.
182: Premack Principle.
183: Preschool Assessment.
184: Preschoolers.
185: Prevention.
186: Problem Solving.

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