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Summaries of An Introduction to Developmental Psychology - Slater & Bremner
Booksummaries to be used with the 3rd edition of An Introduction to Developmental Psychology
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Contents: English summaries to be used with all chapters
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Booksummary: list of contents for the printed summaries
- The printed booksummary contains the following chapters:
- What are the scope and methods of developmental psychology? - Chapter 1
- What are the main theories and issues within the field of child development? - Chapter 2
- The nature/nurture debate; what are the main conclusions so far? - Chapter 3
- Prenatal development - Chapter 4
- How do perception, knowledge and action develop during infancy? - Chapter 5
- How can emotional development be measured and researched? - Chapter 6
- Early social interactions with people and objects - Chapter 7
- The development of self and gender - Chapter 8
- What is cognitive development? - Chapter 9
- How do children aquire language? - Chapter 10
- How and when do children acquire a theory of mind? - Chapter 11
- Reading and mathematics in developmental psychology - Chapter 12
- Memory development and eyewitness testimony - Chapter 13
- Playing and the beginnings of peer relationships - Chapter 14
- Prosocial tendencies, antisocial behavior and moral development in children - Chapter 15
- What cognitive development takes place during adolescence? - Chapter 16
- What are social and personality development? - Chapter 17
- Educational implications - Chapter 18
- Risk and resilience in development - Chapter 19
- How to tackle certain social problems in schools? - Chapter 20
- What is atypical development and how and why study it? - Chapter 21
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Related summaries & other materials with An Introduction to Developmental Psychology
Alternatives: booksummaries & related summaries
- Explanation of developmental psychology aimed at students (loads of lists): Developmental Psychology - Leman et al.
- Detailed explanation of developmental psychology sorted by life fase instead of scientific themes: Experience Human Development - Papalia & Martorell
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Critical analysis of cognition, emotion and the development of children: Child development at the intersection of emotion and cognition - Calkins
Knowledge & Study pages: summaries per field of study
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More summaries regarding developmental psychology can be found here: Ontwikkelingspsychologie - Kennis & Studiegebied
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ExamTickets: Tips & Tricks with studying the book
Important scientific theories are developed by: Piaget, Klahr, Vygotsky, Freud, Erikson, Skinner, Bowlby, Lewis, Bronfenbrenner and Darwin.
Make sure you know the differences between the theories of Piaget and Vygotsky and how you can put these theories into practice
