Childhood Social Development
The Essential Readings (Essential Readings in Developmental Psychology)
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Word Count
64,000 words, Guess
Page Count
256 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL7610083M
- ISBN-139780631217411
- ISBN-10063121741X
- OCLC Control Number42454143
- OCLC Control Numberchildhoodsociald0000crai
and 3 more
- Library of Congress Control Number99047285
- Goodreads5032660
- LibraryThing741458
Classifications
- LCCBF721 .C6675 2000
Description
"Numerous theoretical and empirical papers have been published to describe and explain how children's social interactions and relationships develop, how they are maintained and transformed over time and across settings, and how they determine healthy and unhealthy development. As a result, new theories have been proposed, new methodologies invented, and new understandings of children's development achieved. Childhood Social Development: The Essential Readings introduces students to this field of developmental psychology.". "Each of the articles has been chosen to reflect the dynamic, changing nature of the subject and the diversity of research and thinking within the area of social development, together with its accessibility to students at all levels. Written by leading researchers such as Willard Hartup, Eleanor Maccoby, and Gary Ladd, the articles are both introduced and contextualized by the editor, and suggestions for further reading give students a starting point for exploration of the key topics in childhood social development."--BOOK JACKET.
First Sentence
Bowlby proposed that infants have the instinctual ability to emit communicative signals to which adults are biologically predisposed to respond.
Excerpt
Bowlby proposed that infants have the instinctual ability to emit communicative signals to which adults are biologically predisposed to respond.
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