Conducting Research in Developmental Psychology is essential reading for upper-level undergraduate or graduate students seeking to understand a new area of developmental science, developmental psychology and human development.
Conducting Research in Developmental Psychology is essential reading for upper-level undergraduate or graduate students seeking to understand a new area of developmental science, developmental psychology and human development.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Nancy Aaron Jones, Ph.D., is an associate professor in the Department of Psychology and Behavioral Neuroscience, the FAU Brain Institute and the Center for Complex Systems, Florida Atlantic University, US. Her research focuses on the integration of infant brain and emotional development in the family system, particularly in the context of maternal mood disorders. Melannie Platt, Ph.D., is a researcher and instructor at Florida Atlantic University, US. Her main research interests include emotional development, social and emotional learning, and relationships in early childhood. Krystal D. Mize, Ph.D., is an affiliate faculty member in the Department of Psychology and Behavioral Neuroscience at Florida Atlantic University, US. Her primary interest is in the correlates and determinants of non-optimal and optimal emotional and social development across the lifespan. Jillian Hardin, Ph.D., is a psychology researcher and adjunct instructor at Florida Atlantic University, US. Her main research interest is how early experiential factors influence bio-behavioral development and later functioning.
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Preface List of Contributors 1. A Century of Research in Child Development: The Emergence of a New Science John W. Hagen, Carly A. Lasagna, and Sherri E. Packett 2. Overimitation across Development: The Influence of Individual and Contextual Factors Bruce Rawlings, Natália Dutra, Cameron Turner, and Emma Flynn 3. Ethics in Developmental Research Diana J. Meter and Marion K. Underwood 4. Prenatal Animal Models of Behavioral Development Gale A. Kleven and Seanceray A. Bellinger 5. Physiological and Behavioral Research Methods across Prenatal and Infant Periods Nancy Aaron Jones and Krystal D. Mize 6. Studying Perceptual Development in Infancy Fabrice Damon, Nicholas J. Minar, And Anne Hillairet De Boisferon 7. Studying Children's Verb Learning across Development Jane B. Childers, Sneh Lalani, Blaire Porter, Sophia Arriazola, Priscilla Tovar-Perez, and Bibiana Cutilletta 8. Developmental Robotics for Language Learning Angelo Cangelosi and Matthew Schlesinger 9. Attachment Theory and Research in a Developmental Framework Patricia Crittenden and Susan Spieker 10. Social Ecological Influences: The Role of Residential Neighborhoods in the Development of Children and Youth Margaret O'brien Caughy* 11. Measuring Peer Relationships During Childhood: Exploring the Benefits of Using Peer Nominations Christopher D. Aults 12. Gender Identity Development Madhavi Menon and Sara M. Gorman 13. Methodological Issues in Cross-Cultural Research on Prosocial and Moral Development Gustavo Carlo and Sahitya Maiya 14. Translational Science: Developmental Psychopathology and Social Policy Ross A. Thompson 15. Methodological Considerations in Collaborative Memory and Aging Research Michelle L. Meade, Summer R. Whillock, and Katherine M. Hart Index *Dr. Tammy Leonard contributed the activities/supplemental materials that are a part of this chapter and included on the Taylor and Francis website.
Preface List of Contributors 1. A Century of Research in Child Development: The Emergence of a New Science John W. Hagen, Carly A. Lasagna, and Sherri E. Packett 2. Overimitation across Development: The Influence of Individual and Contextual Factors Bruce Rawlings, Natália Dutra, Cameron Turner, and Emma Flynn 3. Ethics in Developmental Research Diana J. Meter and Marion K. Underwood 4. Prenatal Animal Models of Behavioral Development Gale A. Kleven and Seanceray A. Bellinger 5. Physiological and Behavioral Research Methods across Prenatal and Infant Periods Nancy Aaron Jones and Krystal D. Mize 6. Studying Perceptual Development in Infancy Fabrice Damon, Nicholas J. Minar, And Anne Hillairet De Boisferon 7. Studying Children's Verb Learning across Development Jane B. Childers, Sneh Lalani, Blaire Porter, Sophia Arriazola, Priscilla Tovar-Perez, and Bibiana Cutilletta 8. Developmental Robotics for Language Learning Angelo Cangelosi and Matthew Schlesinger 9. Attachment Theory and Research in a Developmental Framework Patricia Crittenden and Susan Spieker 10. Social Ecological Influences: The Role of Residential Neighborhoods in the Development of Children and Youth Margaret O'brien Caughy* 11. Measuring Peer Relationships During Childhood: Exploring the Benefits of Using Peer Nominations Christopher D. Aults 12. Gender Identity Development Madhavi Menon and Sara M. Gorman 13. Methodological Issues in Cross-Cultural Research on Prosocial and Moral Development Gustavo Carlo and Sahitya Maiya 14. Translational Science: Developmental Psychopathology and Social Policy Ross A. Thompson 15. Methodological Considerations in Collaborative Memory and Aging Research Michelle L. Meade, Summer R. Whillock, and Katherine M. Hart Index *Dr. Tammy Leonard contributed the activities/supplemental materials that are a part of this chapter and included on the Taylor and Francis website.
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