Psychology of the child personal, social, and disturbed child development.
"If this book has any claim to uniqueness as a text in child psychology, it rests upon several interrelated purposes which guided me in writing. I wanted to find out the extent to which learning theory and psychoanalysis could be integrated with one another in the setting of child psychology. I...
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New York,
Wiley
[1959]
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Table of Contents:
- The history of the study of children
- the scientific study of the child
- the process of development
- socialization, social learning, and personality development
- the beginnings of human life
- infancy:physical and emotional development
- infanct : cognitive development
- infancy : parental influences
- personality development in infancy
- individual development: physical and emotional aspects
- individual developmetn:cognitive aspects
- parenta; influences
- personality and peer relationships
- individual development
- parental influences, behavior tendencies, and the self
- peer influences and school relationships.