Ej. Susman, PSYCHOLOGICAL, CONTEXTUAL, AND PSYCHOBIOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS - A DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVE ON CONDUCT DISORDER, Development and psychopathology, 5(1-2), 1993, pp. 181-189
An understanding of the interactions among developmental psychobiologi
cal and psychological and contextual aspects of conduct disorder has t
he potential for contributing new insights on the etiology and stabili
ty of conduct problems. The purpose here is to present theoretical and
methodological issues germane to integrating a psychophysiological th
eory of conduct disorder with psychological developmental perspectives
. These issues are theoretical concerns germane to a developmental per
spective on conduct disorder, stability and change in conduct disorder
, and bidirectionality in biological and psychological influences on c
onduct disorder.