abnormal child造句

• Before that, she had given birth to an abnormal child.
• Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, 18, 335-345.
• "We'll blame families if they knew there would be an abnormal child but chose not to abort ."
• Still, the plaintiffs claim that they would not have had an abnormal child is in some ways speculative.
• She weighed the risks and decided that her chances of having an abnormal child were very small and acceptably small.
• He wrote books on both normal and abnormal child psychology, and became a major influence in the field, widely respected during his lifetime.
• The course of the film reveales that she bore a grudge against Kakoli for spreading a contagious disease to her while she was pregnant, resulting in the abnormal child.
• Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, Vol . 23 ( 1995 ) : In a longitudinal study, researchers saw " greater levels of aggression in boys from mother-only households than boys from mother-father households ."
• The decision whether or not to conceive given the risk of bearing an abnormal child would likely to be difficult and emotional, with an unpredictable outcome, as would the decision to abort an abnormal fetus.
• In their book " Abnormal Child Psychology, " authors Eric J . Mash and David Allen Wolfe discussed the misconception that eating sugar contributes to ADHD . Certain media portrayals, including the events surrounding Bobby in the episode " Peggy's Turtle Song ", are noted.
• His recent books include Adolescent Risk Behaviors : Why teens experiment and strategies to keep them safe ( with P . Jaffe & C . Crooks; Yale University Press, 2006 ); Child abuse : Implications for child development and psychopathology, 2nd Edition ( Sage, 1999 ); and Abnormal Child Psychology, 4th edition ( with E . Mash; Wadsworth, 2009 ).
• In it, he has used his footage of Jeff and Britta arguing, superimposing the images of his parents'heads onto their bodies; the film is cut to recast the study group's conversations as Abed's parents'opinions of him, as an abnormal child who refuses to let his parents parent him, before implying that Abed's parents had a divorce because of his atypical behavior.