Abstract
Distinguishing healthy from disturbed adolescent development facilitates accurate diagnosis and timely intervention for troubled adolescents. This distinction needs to take account of (1) ample evidence that normative adolescent development is adaptive rather than tumultuous and (2) reliable indications that certain kinds of symptom formation signal emerging psychopathology rather than normative variations.
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