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Mark Dadds is a clinical psychologist whose work focuses on the development of health and psychopathology, specifically addressing common issues such as aggression, antisocial behavior, anxiety, and depression. He has been trained in behavioral approaches and parent-family methods aimed at maximizing positive child development. Mark operates the Sydney Child Behaviour Research Clinic, providing clinical services for parents and children dealing with developmental and emotional challenges, as well as serving as a training research center. His major research interests include understanding the interparental processes whereby parental systems collaborate to enhance child outcomes, as well as the interplay between parenting environments and the biological characteristics of children linked to major neurodevelopmental systems such as dopamine, cortisol, and serotonin. Dadds is increasingly dedicated to researching and developing new effective treatments for young children by mapping human interpersonal processes, including love, empathy, and cooperation. He has published extensively in fields such as developmental psychopathology, family therapy, and psychological genetics.
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