Developmental Psychology and You

Author: Julia Berryman
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: This book is an introductory reading on human development psychology. It provides a comprehensive overview of the research content and methods of developmental psychology, as well as specific theories and research findings on the lifelong development processes of human perception, language, thinking, intelligence, learning, creativity and artistry, personality, morality, and sociality. The book also dedicates chapters to discussing important factors and key stages in the lifelong development process, such as the nature of early childhood care, children's play, childhood issues, adolescent issues, and problems in adulthood and old age. The original authors are all experts with extensive experience in the field of developmental psychology. While teaching introductory courses in developmental psychology, they are also actively engaged in applied and academic research in the field. During the writing process, the book is aimed at readers with little prior knowledge of developmental psychology, exploring various aspects of the lifelong development of humans in a way closely related to daily life. It also provides numerous exercises to help readers better understand how to study developmental psychology in a highly practical manner. At the end of the book, there is a glossary of professional terms, which helps readers grasp the basic knowledge of developmental psychology. The content of the book is lively, engaging, and easy to understand, making it suitable as a teaching reference for higher education institutions, as well as for child educators, healthcare workers, parents, and social workers. It is believed that all readers interested in "human beings" will enjoy this book.