Pillars of Developmental Psychology
Herausgeber: Kessel, Frank
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Delve into the personal narratives of developmental psychology's living 'pillars'. Their reflective histories not only deepen the discipline's historical picture but also provide invaluable insights. A must-read for scholars across disciplines, enhancing the understanding of developmental psychology, its history, and projected dynamic future.
Delve into the personal narratives of developmental psychology's living 'pillars'. Their reflective histories not only deepen the discipline's historical picture but also provide invaluable insights. A must-read for scholars across disciplines, enhancing the understanding of developmental psychology, its history, and projected dynamic future.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 546
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Januar 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 781g
- ISBN-13: 9781009425728
- ISBN-10: 1009425722
- Artikelnr.: 71911615
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 546
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Januar 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 781g
- ISBN-13: 9781009425728
- ISBN-10: 1009425722
- Artikelnr.: 71911615
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
1. Towards a psychology of knowing David R. Olson; 2. Imitation and the
generative mind Jacqueline Nadel; 3. Paranoid psychology: searching for the
theory that explains everything Arnold Sameroff; 4. Back and forth with
life: development of a developmentalist Patricia M. Greenfield; 5. Children
of today are the adults of tomorrow Lea Pulkkinen; 6. Studying children in
sociocultural context: a widening journey Robert Serpell; 7. A once and
future developmental psychologist Howard Gardner; 8. Sperlonga and beyond
Paul L. Harris; 9. Roots of Richard Lerner Richard M. Lerner; 10. One
career, two career narratives Catherine E. Snow; 11. Turning points in the
study of developmental processes Stephen J. Suomi; 12. Explorations in
progress, positivity, and purpose William Damon; 13. An atypical
developmental pathway: seizing opportunities and creating new ones Anne
Petersen; 14. A developmental science investigation into a developmental
science life, or why I paint Marc Bornstein; 15. Developmental origins of
physical aggression and its prevention: a bio-psycho-social journey Richard
Tremblay; 16. The social, cultural and racial context of development Oscar
Barbarin; 17. Braiding together interdisciplinary threads across the life
span: a research tapestry Jeanne Brooks-Gunn; 18. My journey to become a
cultural developmental psychologist Heidi Keller; 19. Developmental
science, institutional structures, and a scholarly career in the
discipline: reflections through a racial lens Vonnie C. McLoyd; 20. From
changing contexts to individual change: a lifelong journey Rainer
Silbereisen; 21. Developmental psychology's 21st century identity task:
creating science beyond the mask of the myth Margaret Beale Spencer; 22.
Standing on the shoulders of giants while desperately learning to swim
Michael E. Lamb; 23. What developmental psychology did for me, not what I
did for developmental psychology Terezinha Nunes; 24. The making of a
developmental psychopathologist Dante Cicchetti; 25. Transforming by
participating Barbara Rogoff; 26. The importance of serendipity in shaping
a career Laurence Steinberg; 27. I didn't know where I was going until I
was halfway there! Megan R. Gunnar; 28. Aspiring to cognitive science: in
search of the cog in Social Cognition Josef Perner; 29. Touchstones and
sightings Peggy J. Miller; 30. Individual and cultural historical
development Willem Koops; 31. Big and small fishes and their ponds Linda
Richter; 32. From philosophical anthropology to developmental psychology:
working Pasteur's quadrant J. Lawrence Aber; 33. Change and continuity in
the life of a developmental psychologist Cynthia Garcia Coll; 34.
Serendipity on the path to developmental resilience science Ann S. Masten;
35. Career come full circle: my journey in disciplinary paradigmatic, and
geo-cultural boundary-crossing Kofi Marfo; 36. True to child development
throughout a changing society Tiia Tulviste; 37. Reflections of a
developmental psychologist from India Suman Verma; 38. Global south
developmental psychology: using native lenses Silvia H. Koller; 39. 'I wish
I could be like a tree' Nandita Chaudhary; 40. The different ways micro and
macro coincide in a developmental career Hirokazu Yoshikawa; 41. Threads
and themes of development: some semi-random suggestions Frank Kessel.
generative mind Jacqueline Nadel; 3. Paranoid psychology: searching for the
theory that explains everything Arnold Sameroff; 4. Back and forth with
life: development of a developmentalist Patricia M. Greenfield; 5. Children
of today are the adults of tomorrow Lea Pulkkinen; 6. Studying children in
sociocultural context: a widening journey Robert Serpell; 7. A once and
future developmental psychologist Howard Gardner; 8. Sperlonga and beyond
Paul L. Harris; 9. Roots of Richard Lerner Richard M. Lerner; 10. One
career, two career narratives Catherine E. Snow; 11. Turning points in the
study of developmental processes Stephen J. Suomi; 12. Explorations in
progress, positivity, and purpose William Damon; 13. An atypical
developmental pathway: seizing opportunities and creating new ones Anne
Petersen; 14. A developmental science investigation into a developmental
science life, or why I paint Marc Bornstein; 15. Developmental origins of
physical aggression and its prevention: a bio-psycho-social journey Richard
Tremblay; 16. The social, cultural and racial context of development Oscar
Barbarin; 17. Braiding together interdisciplinary threads across the life
span: a research tapestry Jeanne Brooks-Gunn; 18. My journey to become a
cultural developmental psychologist Heidi Keller; 19. Developmental
science, institutional structures, and a scholarly career in the
discipline: reflections through a racial lens Vonnie C. McLoyd; 20. From
changing contexts to individual change: a lifelong journey Rainer
Silbereisen; 21. Developmental psychology's 21st century identity task:
creating science beyond the mask of the myth Margaret Beale Spencer; 22.
Standing on the shoulders of giants while desperately learning to swim
Michael E. Lamb; 23. What developmental psychology did for me, not what I
did for developmental psychology Terezinha Nunes; 24. The making of a
developmental psychopathologist Dante Cicchetti; 25. Transforming by
participating Barbara Rogoff; 26. The importance of serendipity in shaping
a career Laurence Steinberg; 27. I didn't know where I was going until I
was halfway there! Megan R. Gunnar; 28. Aspiring to cognitive science: in
search of the cog in Social Cognition Josef Perner; 29. Touchstones and
sightings Peggy J. Miller; 30. Individual and cultural historical
development Willem Koops; 31. Big and small fishes and their ponds Linda
Richter; 32. From philosophical anthropology to developmental psychology:
working Pasteur's quadrant J. Lawrence Aber; 33. Change and continuity in
the life of a developmental psychologist Cynthia Garcia Coll; 34.
Serendipity on the path to developmental resilience science Ann S. Masten;
35. Career come full circle: my journey in disciplinary paradigmatic, and
geo-cultural boundary-crossing Kofi Marfo; 36. True to child development
throughout a changing society Tiia Tulviste; 37. Reflections of a
developmental psychologist from India Suman Verma; 38. Global south
developmental psychology: using native lenses Silvia H. Koller; 39. 'I wish
I could be like a tree' Nandita Chaudhary; 40. The different ways micro and
macro coincide in a developmental career Hirokazu Yoshikawa; 41. Threads
and themes of development: some semi-random suggestions Frank Kessel.
1. Towards a psychology of knowing David R. Olson; 2. Imitation and the
generative mind Jacqueline Nadel; 3. Paranoid psychology: searching for the
theory that explains everything Arnold Sameroff; 4. Back and forth with
life: development of a developmentalist Patricia M. Greenfield; 5. Children
of today are the adults of tomorrow Lea Pulkkinen; 6. Studying children in
sociocultural context: a widening journey Robert Serpell; 7. A once and
future developmental psychologist Howard Gardner; 8. Sperlonga and beyond
Paul L. Harris; 9. Roots of Richard Lerner Richard M. Lerner; 10. One
career, two career narratives Catherine E. Snow; 11. Turning points in the
study of developmental processes Stephen J. Suomi; 12. Explorations in
progress, positivity, and purpose William Damon; 13. An atypical
developmental pathway: seizing opportunities and creating new ones Anne
Petersen; 14. A developmental science investigation into a developmental
science life, or why I paint Marc Bornstein; 15. Developmental origins of
physical aggression and its prevention: a bio-psycho-social journey Richard
Tremblay; 16. The social, cultural and racial context of development Oscar
Barbarin; 17. Braiding together interdisciplinary threads across the life
span: a research tapestry Jeanne Brooks-Gunn; 18. My journey to become a
cultural developmental psychologist Heidi Keller; 19. Developmental
science, institutional structures, and a scholarly career in the
discipline: reflections through a racial lens Vonnie C. McLoyd; 20. From
changing contexts to individual change: a lifelong journey Rainer
Silbereisen; 21. Developmental psychology's 21st century identity task:
creating science beyond the mask of the myth Margaret Beale Spencer; 22.
Standing on the shoulders of giants while desperately learning to swim
Michael E. Lamb; 23. What developmental psychology did for me, not what I
did for developmental psychology Terezinha Nunes; 24. The making of a
developmental psychopathologist Dante Cicchetti; 25. Transforming by
participating Barbara Rogoff; 26. The importance of serendipity in shaping
a career Laurence Steinberg; 27. I didn't know where I was going until I
was halfway there! Megan R. Gunnar; 28. Aspiring to cognitive science: in
search of the cog in Social Cognition Josef Perner; 29. Touchstones and
sightings Peggy J. Miller; 30. Individual and cultural historical
development Willem Koops; 31. Big and small fishes and their ponds Linda
Richter; 32. From philosophical anthropology to developmental psychology:
working Pasteur's quadrant J. Lawrence Aber; 33. Change and continuity in
the life of a developmental psychologist Cynthia Garcia Coll; 34.
Serendipity on the path to developmental resilience science Ann S. Masten;
35. Career come full circle: my journey in disciplinary paradigmatic, and
geo-cultural boundary-crossing Kofi Marfo; 36. True to child development
throughout a changing society Tiia Tulviste; 37. Reflections of a
developmental psychologist from India Suman Verma; 38. Global south
developmental psychology: using native lenses Silvia H. Koller; 39. 'I wish
I could be like a tree' Nandita Chaudhary; 40. The different ways micro and
macro coincide in a developmental career Hirokazu Yoshikawa; 41. Threads
and themes of development: some semi-random suggestions Frank Kessel.
generative mind Jacqueline Nadel; 3. Paranoid psychology: searching for the
theory that explains everything Arnold Sameroff; 4. Back and forth with
life: development of a developmentalist Patricia M. Greenfield; 5. Children
of today are the adults of tomorrow Lea Pulkkinen; 6. Studying children in
sociocultural context: a widening journey Robert Serpell; 7. A once and
future developmental psychologist Howard Gardner; 8. Sperlonga and beyond
Paul L. Harris; 9. Roots of Richard Lerner Richard M. Lerner; 10. One
career, two career narratives Catherine E. Snow; 11. Turning points in the
study of developmental processes Stephen J. Suomi; 12. Explorations in
progress, positivity, and purpose William Damon; 13. An atypical
developmental pathway: seizing opportunities and creating new ones Anne
Petersen; 14. A developmental science investigation into a developmental
science life, or why I paint Marc Bornstein; 15. Developmental origins of
physical aggression and its prevention: a bio-psycho-social journey Richard
Tremblay; 16. The social, cultural and racial context of development Oscar
Barbarin; 17. Braiding together interdisciplinary threads across the life
span: a research tapestry Jeanne Brooks-Gunn; 18. My journey to become a
cultural developmental psychologist Heidi Keller; 19. Developmental
science, institutional structures, and a scholarly career in the
discipline: reflections through a racial lens Vonnie C. McLoyd; 20. From
changing contexts to individual change: a lifelong journey Rainer
Silbereisen; 21. Developmental psychology's 21st century identity task:
creating science beyond the mask of the myth Margaret Beale Spencer; 22.
Standing on the shoulders of giants while desperately learning to swim
Michael E. Lamb; 23. What developmental psychology did for me, not what I
did for developmental psychology Terezinha Nunes; 24. The making of a
developmental psychopathologist Dante Cicchetti; 25. Transforming by
participating Barbara Rogoff; 26. The importance of serendipity in shaping
a career Laurence Steinberg; 27. I didn't know where I was going until I
was halfway there! Megan R. Gunnar; 28. Aspiring to cognitive science: in
search of the cog in Social Cognition Josef Perner; 29. Touchstones and
sightings Peggy J. Miller; 30. Individual and cultural historical
development Willem Koops; 31. Big and small fishes and their ponds Linda
Richter; 32. From philosophical anthropology to developmental psychology:
working Pasteur's quadrant J. Lawrence Aber; 33. Change and continuity in
the life of a developmental psychologist Cynthia Garcia Coll; 34.
Serendipity on the path to developmental resilience science Ann S. Masten;
35. Career come full circle: my journey in disciplinary paradigmatic, and
geo-cultural boundary-crossing Kofi Marfo; 36. True to child development
throughout a changing society Tiia Tulviste; 37. Reflections of a
developmental psychologist from India Suman Verma; 38. Global south
developmental psychology: using native lenses Silvia H. Koller; 39. 'I wish
I could be like a tree' Nandita Chaudhary; 40. The different ways micro and
macro coincide in a developmental career Hirokazu Yoshikawa; 41. Threads
and themes of development: some semi-random suggestions Frank Kessel.