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57. Kathleen Merikangas et al., "Familial Transmission of Depression
and Alcoholism," Archives of General Psychiatry
(Kpt. 1985).
58. The restless and impulsive alcoholic: Moss et al.
59. Cocaine and depression: Edward Khantzian, "Psychiatric
and Psychodynamic Factors in Cocaine Addiction," in
Arnold Washton and Mark Gold, eds., Cocaine: A
Clinician's Handbook (NewYork: Guilford Press, 1987).
60. Heroin addiction and anger: Edward Khantzian, Harvard
Medical School, in conversation, based on over 200 patients
he has treated who were addicted to heroin.
61. No more wars: The phrase was suggested to me by Tim
Shriver of the Collaborative for the Advancement of Social
and Emotional Learning at the Yale Child Studies Center.
62. Emotional impact of poverty: "Economic Deprivation and
Early Childhood Development" and "Poverty Experiences
of Young Children and the Quality of Their Home Environments."
Greg Duncan and Patricia Garrett each described
their research findings in separate articles in Child Development
(Kpv. 1994).
63. Traits of resilient children: Norman Garmezy, The Invulnerable
Child (New York: Guilford Press, 1987). I wrote
about children who thrive despite hardship in The New
York Times (Oct. 13, 1987).
64. Prevalence of mental disorders: Ronald C. Kessler et al.,
"Lifetime and 12-month Prevalence of DSM-III-R Psychiatric
Disorders in the U.S.," Archives of General Psychiatry
(Jan. 1994).