Developmental Psychology: An Advanced TextbookDevelopmental Psychology provides a perspective that illuminates substantive phenomena in psychology, applies across the life span, and has its own value as well as manifest relevance to everyday life. It is for these reasons that the editors undertook the study of developmental psychology and organized this introduction for advanced students. The chapters represent original, comprehensive, and topical treatments of major areas of developmental psychology that have been tailored into a uniquely broad and useful text for graduate and advanced undergraduate developmental psychology students. |
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Methodology | 37 |
Perceptual Development | 81 |
Nature and Nurture | 94 |
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Developmental Psychology: An Advanced Textbook Marc H. Bornstein,Michael E. Lamb No preview available - 1999 |
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