Preterm Birth and Psychological Development

Explore the critical insights into "Preterm Birth and Psychological Development," a foundational academic text edited by Sarah L. Friedman and Marian Sigman. Published by Academic Press in 1981, this first printing hardcover is a cornerstone resource in the Developmental Psychology Series. It delves into the complex psychological aspects and developmental trajectories of infants born prematurely, offering comprehensive research and analysis crucial for researchers, practitioners, and students in developmental psychology, pediatrics, and related fields.

This scholarly work provides in-depth coverage of infant psychology, child development, and the unique growth patterns observed in preterm infants. It is an essential addition for collectors of academic psychology texts, medical libraries, and anyone interested in the long-term impacts of preterm birth on psychological well-being. The book serves as a valuable reference, synthesizing knowledge from leading experts to illuminate a vital area of study.