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Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1. Introduction3

Ian H. Gotlib and Sherryl H. Goodman

I. Mechanisms of Risk

Chapter 2. Nature-Nurture Interplay in the Risks

Associated With Parental Depression 13

Judy Silberg and Michael Rutter

Chapter 3. Maternal Depression, Infant Psychobiological

Development, and Risk for Depression 37

Sharon B. Ashman and Geraldine Dawson

Chapter 4. Prenatal Effects of Maternal Depression59

Tiffany M. Field

Chapter 5. Parental Depression and Child Attachment:

Hostile and Helpless Profiles of Parent and

Child Behavior Among Families at Risk89

Karlen Lyons-Ruth, Amy Lyubchik, Rebecca Wolfe,

and Elisa Bronfman

Chapter 6. Negative Cognitions in Offspring of Depressed

Parents: Mechanisms of Risk121

Judy Garber and Nina C. Martin

Chapter 7. Parental Depression and Offspring Disorders:

A Developmental Perspective 155

Marian Radke-Yarrow and Bonnie Klimes-Dougan

Chapter 8. Context of Stress in Families of Children

With Depressed Parents175

Constance Hammen

II. Moderators of Risk

Chapter 9. Family Context: Fathers and Other Supports 203

Vicky Phares, Amy M. Duhig, and

M. Monica Watkins

Chapter 10. Children Coping With Parental Depression:

Processes of Adaptation to Family Stress227

Bruce E. Compas, Adela M. Langrock, Gary Keller,

Mary Jane Merchant, and Mary Ellen Copeland

Chapter 11. Gender-Specific Vulnerability to Depression

in Children of Depressed Mothers253

Lisa Sheeber, Betsy Davis, and Hyman Hops

III. Intervention, Integration, and Recommendations

Chapter 12. Treatment, Intervention, and Prevention With

Children of Depressed Parents: A Developmental

Perspective277

Tracy R. G. Gladstone and Wiliam R. Beardslee

Chapter 13. Transmission of Risk to Children of Depressed

Parents: Integration and Conclusions 307

Sherryl H. Goodman and Ian H. Gotlib.