Studies of psychosocial risk : the power of longitudinal data

Abstract

Longitudinal data in the study of causal processes, some uses and some pitfalls, M.Rutter longitudinal strategies, causal reasoning and risk research, N.Garmezy individual and variable based approaches to longitudinal research on early risk factors, D.Magnusson and L.R.Bergman statistical modelling of longitudinal data, A.Pickles risk/protective factors for offending with particular reference to deprivation, I.Kolvin, F.J.W.Miller. M.Fleeting and P.A.K.Kolvin a person-process-context approach, R.K.Silbereisen and S.Walper follow up of biological high-risk groups, F.Kalveboer longitudinal and systemic in the study of biological high and low-risk groups, K.E.Grossman studying changes within individuals - the causes of offending, D.F.Farrington deliquent development - theoretical and empirical considerations, L.Pulkkinen school experiences as risk/protective factors, B.Maughan school effects - the use of planned intervention ti study causal proceses, J.C.Van Der wolf normative life events as risk factors in chilhood, J.Dunn studying the impact of ordinary life - a development model, research plan and words of caution, D.F.Hay intergenerational longitudinal research - conceptual and methodological considerations, M.E.J. Wadsworth longitudinal approaches to intergenerational studies - definition, design and use, D.Quinton causal paths, chains and strads, G.W.Brown data gathering and data analysis for prospective and retrospective longitudinal studies, L.N.Robins structural equation modelling of measurement processes in longitudinal data, D.M.Fergusson and L.J.Horwood modelling reality - some comments, L.R.Bergman continuities and discontinuities - conceptual issues and methodological considerations, R.A.Hinde.

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