Behavioral Inhibition: Integrating Theory, Research, and Clinical Perspectives

Chapter 1. The History and Theory of Behavioral Inhibition.- Chapter 2. Behavioral Inhibition in Nonhuman Primates: The Elephant in the Room.- Chapter 3. Behavioral Inhibition in Rodents: A Model to Study Causes and Health Consequences of Temperament.- Chapter 4. The Neural Mechanisms of Behavioral Inhibition.- Chapter 5. Psychobiological Processes in the Development of Behavioral Inhibition.- Chapter 6. The Neurobiology of Behavioral Inhibition as a Developmental Mechanism.- Chapter 7. The Social World of Behaviorally Inhibited Children: A Transactional Account.- Chapter 8. Peer Relations and the Behaviorally Inhibited Child.- Chapter 9. The Temperamentally Shy Child as the Social Adult: An Exemplar of Multifinality.- Chapter 10. Relations Between Behavioral Inhibition, Cognitive Control and Anxiety: Novel Insights Provided by Parsing Subdomains of Cognitive Control.- Chapter 11. Attention Mechanisms in Behavioral Inhibition: Exploring, and Exploiting, the Environment.- Chapter 12. Behavioral Inhibition and the Associative Learning of Fear.- Chapter 13. Behavioral Inhibition as a Precursor to Psychopathology.- Chapter 14. The Biological Bridge Between Behavioral Inhibition and Psychopathology.- Chapter 15. Behavioural Inhibition and the Prevention of Internalising Distress in Early Childhood.- Chapter 16. Next Steps: Behavioral Inhibition as a Model System.