Child Development: Through Time and Transition - Softcover

9780131316812: Child Development: Through Time and Transition
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For freshman/sophmore courses in Child Development and Developmental Psychology (including adolescence) at two and four year schools taught in psychology, human ecology, human development, and early childhood education. To bring to life the colorful, fascinating and sometimes puzzling process of developmental psychology, this text uses the lives of famous individuals to illustrate development in action and introduce each chapter's content. Through an analysis of the young lives of these individuals, students will come to understand how heredity and environment interact to mold development. Two main themes flow throughout the text: The child within his or her culture and the child within the family. Using these themes this text covers the main theories, research and applications of developmental psychology and illustrates how society, culture and the family interact with heredity to shape physical, cognitive, and social development. An engaging writing style, lots of solid practical information and interesting examples grab the student's interest and further illuminate this subject.

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Offering a practical guide to child development, this book takes the exciting and unique approach of featuring the childhood of a renowned individual in each chapter, e.g., Rachel Carson, Bill Clinton, Carly Simon, Tiger Woods, the Dalai Lama, Stephen King, Stephen Speilberg, among others. Using famous young lives, this book examines all aspects of child development, from reproduction through adolescence, and explores how beliefs, attitudes, gender roles, parenting styles, sibling relationships, role expectations, among other aspects of child development, differ cross-culturally. It is ideal for parents and caregivers who must handle the daily aspects of child rearing.

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  • PublisherPearson College Div
  • Publication date2000
  • ISBN 10 0131316818
  • ISBN 13 9780131316812
  • BindingPaperback
  • Edition number1
  • Number of pages616

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