Developmental psychology: infancy and childhood

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"Developmental Psychology covers development from conception to late childhood (approximately age 12). The approach is topical (meaning it will look at one topic from all stages of development before moving on to the next issue), offers a range of theoretical approaches, and emphasizes the developmental process to provide students not just with the "what" of development but also the "why."--

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Full title :Developmental psychology : infancy and childhood / David R. Shaffer (University of Georgia), Katherine Kipp (University of Georgia), Eileen Wood (Wilfrid Laurier University), Teena Willoughby (Brock University), Kim Roberts, Alexandra Gottardo, Tobias Krettenauer, Joanne Lee, Nicky Newton.

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Publication Date:©2020
Edition:Fifth Canadian edition

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Publisher(s):Nelson
Place of Publication:Toronto
Language:eng
Publication Date:©2020

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"...One of the largest changes between the previous editions and the present text is the focus. The present text focuses on child development, whereas earlier editions targeted both childhood and adolescence. ...The present text focuses on child development with some materials extending into early adolescence."--Preface (xvii).