Human Development |
Contents
Basic concepts of developmental psychology | 6 |
Theories of development | 41 |
Heinz Werner and Kurt Lewin | 63 |
Prenatal development and the birth process | 99 |
The neonatal phase and infancy | 149 |
Early childhood | 233 |
Middle childhood | 321 |
Adolescence | 383 |
Early and middle adulthood | 471 |
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