Developmental Psychologists: Research Adventures Across the Lifespan (Mcgraw-Hill Series in Developmental Psychology) [Nov 01, 1995] Brannigan, Gary G. and Merrens, Matthew R.

ISBN 10: 0070072590 / ISBN 13: 9780070072596

Published by McGraw-Hill College, 1995

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Title: Developmental Psychologists: Research ...

Publisher: McGraw-Hill College

Publication Date: 1995

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Very Good

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The Developmental Psychologists: Research Adventures Across the Lifespan follows upon the success of The Undaunted Psychologist: Adventures in Research and The Social Psychologists: Research Adventures. In The Developmental Psychologists, as in the previous books, the authors give the reader an "insiders" view on the process of how psychological research takes place. The Developmental Psychologists is a dynamic collection of personal adventures that will help bring to life and enrich the material presented in a typical human development course. Contributors have provided lively accounts covering a broad range of topics that closely parallel texts in developmental psychology. As students read about the experiences of each contributor, they will begin to see how these researchers encountered significant ant issues and developed research strategies to study them. The contributors show the interactions between one's personal life and career and how the two are often woven together in an interesting and successful manner. The contributors tell how they encountered research issues that were especially interesting, unique, and/or problematic, and that demanded some form of resolution or understanding. In the process they provide an insider's view of developmental research by stressing critical thinking and problem solving aspects of research, as well as the personal and situational factors that influence decisions making