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Understanding child development : psychological perspectives and applications / Sara Meadows.
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TextPublisher: New York : Routledge, 2018Edition: Second EditionDescription: 342pContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780415788670Subject(s): Child psychology | Child developmentAdditional physical formats: Online version:: Understanding child developmentDDC classification: 155.4
Contents:
Preface -- Introducing the study of child development -- Biological bases of child development : evolution and genes -- Biological bases of child development : brain development -- Big developmental theories : Piaget, information-processing, Vygotsky : image: anne and the balloon -- The development of cognitive skills -- Language development -- Cognition and education -- Personality, emotion regulation, and an introduction to developmental psychopathology -- Social relationships and the family -- Peers and the child as social person -- Play -- Key terms.
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Revised edition of the author's Understanding child development, 1986.
Preface -- Introducing the study of child development -- Biological bases of child development : evolution and genes -- Biological bases of child development : brain development -- Big developmental theories : Piaget, information-processing, Vygotsky : image: anne and the balloon -- The development of cognitive skills -- Language development -- Cognition and education -- Personality, emotion regulation, and an introduction to developmental psychopathology -- Social relationships and the family -- Peers and the child as social person -- Play -- Key terms.
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