Children Who Hate: The Disorganization and Breakdown of Behavior Controls

This paperback edition is in good condition, with a firm binding and clean pages. There is a personal inscription with the name "Backus" on the title page, which does not affect the text. The cover shows minor wear, typical of its age, but is intact. No dust jacket is present.

"Children Who Hate: The Disorganization and Breakdown of Behavior Controls" by Fritz Redl and David Wineman is a pivotal work in the field of child psychology, first published in 1951. This specific edition was published by The Free Press in New York, with the sixth printing dated March 1969. The book explores the complexities of anti-social behavior in children, offering insights into their responses to the adult world. This edition stands out as a Free Press paperback, initially released in 1965, making it a valuable copy for collectors interested in historical perspectives on child behavior. The authors, renowned for their contributions to understanding child development, provide a sensitive analysis that remains relevant. The book is in good condition, with some personal inscription present, which adds a unique touch to this copy.