Advancing developmental science: philosophy, theory, and method

by Dick, Anthony S.

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Title Statements

Full title :Advancing developmental science : philosophy, theory, and method / Anthony S. Dick, Ulrich Müller.

Edition Statements

Publication Date:2017.

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):Psychology Press
Place of Publication:New York
Language:eng
Publication Date:2017.

The Physical Object

Description:1 online resource

Edition Identifiers

ISBN:9781351704557, 1351704559, 9781351704564, 1351704567, 9781351704540, 1351704540, 9781315174686, 1315174685
oclc:on1006339125
LC Classification:BF713
Dewey Decimal:155

Foreword / Richard M. Lerner -- Introduction: 1. Anthony Steven Dick and Ulrich Müller: integrating philosophy, theory, and method in contemporary developmental science: an overview of the issues -- Theoretical and methodological issues in development : a relational perspective -- Ulrich Müller and Abigail Graves : what is development? -- Peter J. Marshall : embodiment -- David C. Witherington : dynamic systems theory -- Robert Lickliter : biological processes and psychological development -- Anthony Steven Dick : the ontogenesis of neural networks from a network science perspective -- Alexander von Eye : the contribution of statistical modeling to developmental theory -- The relational perspective : cognitive and social-emotional development in context -- Elliot Turiel and Larry Nucci : moral development in contexts -- Philip David Zelazo and Stephanie M. Carlson : embracing complexity in the study of executive function and its development -- Deirdre A. Brown and Michael E. Lamb : a contextually and developmentally sensitive view of children's memory development : between the laboratory and the field -- Shannon M. Pruden and Rosalie Odean : language development: motion verb and s…

Subjects

Developmental psychobiology FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS -- Life Stages Psychobiologie du développement Psychologie comparée PSYCHOLOGY -- Developmental PSYCHOLOGY -- General Psychology, Comparative