A Neuropsychological, Psychopharmacological, and Educational Perspective This book contains detailed discussion on the neurobiological correlates of mood and anxiety disorders, and psychopathology and violence, as well as the neural basis of empathy and altruistic behavior. The relationship between executive dysfunction and emotional wellness is examined, along with a detailed synopsis of medication treatment options for children. There is compelling evidence that emotional wellness can be enhanced through early prevention efforts and appropriate assessment strategies to foster both social-emotional functioning and academic performance in children. Of particular interest to psychologists, educators, and allied mental health providers who work with children.
