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Child Development: Its Nature and Course

Ganie DeHart, L. Alan Sroufe, Robert G. Cooper

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Part 1 Beginnings: the nature of development the contexts of development heredity and prenatal development. Part 2 Infancy: first adaptions infant cognitive development infant social development. Part 3 Toddlerhood: toddler language toddler social development. Part 4 Early childhood: cognitive development in early childhood social development in early childhood. Part 5 Middle childhood: cognitive development in middle childhood social development in middle childhood. Part 6 Adolescnence: physical and cognitive development in adolescence social development in adolescence. Part 7 Disorders and resiliency: developmental psychopathology.

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Key concepts: Developmental psychology, Toddler, Cognitive development, Psychology, Early childhood, Child development, Language development, Cognition