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Why are London Children so Disturbed?

In many respects the Isle of Wight is reasonably representative of England as a whole (Rutter et al. 19T0) and our findings on the prevalence of child psychiatric disorder could safely be generalized to other areas of small towns. However, it would be unwise to assume that the situation would be the same in the major cities with their very different life circumstances. Accordingly, the present study was designed to determine if there were differences in the rates of child psychiatric disorder between an inner London borough and the Isle of Wight; and, if differences were found, to examine reasons for the differences in order to elucidate possible causal or precipitating factors which might suggest what remedies were required.