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| Preface | |
| Introduction | |
| Defining Development Zooming | |
| In and Zooming Out | |
| A View From Science: Depression and the Brain | |
| A Case To Study: Plasticity and My Nephew David Applying the Scientific Method Cautions from Science | |
| Theories of Development | |
| Grand Theories | |
| A View From Science: What’s a Mother For? | |
| Emergent Theories | |
| A Personal Perspective: My Beautiful, Hairless Babies | |
| Useful Application of Theories | |
| Heredity and Environment | |
| The Genetic Code Sex, Multiple Births, and Fertility | |
| A View From Science: IVF and Multiple Births From One Cell to Many Genotype and Phenotype Chromosomal and Genetic | |
| Abnormalities Genetic Counseling and Testing | |
| A View From Science: Genetic Testing for Psychological Disorders | |
| Prenatal Development and Birth | |
| From Zygote to Newborn Risk Reduction | |
| A View From Science: Jail Those Drunken Women? | |
| A Personal Perspective: "What Do People Live to Do?" | |
| Birth A Personal Perspective: "You’d Throw Him in a Dumpster" | |
| The First Two Years: Biosocial Development | |
| Body Changes Brain Development | |
| A View From Science: Plasticity and Deprivation | |
| Sensation and Movement Public Health Measures | |
| The First Two Years: Cognitive Development | |
| Sensorimotor Intelligence | |
| A View From Science: Object Permanence | |
| Revisited Information Processing Language | |
| What Develops in the First Two Years? | |
| The First Two Years | |
| Psychosocial Development | |
| A Personal Perspective: Parents on Autopilot | |
| Emotional Development Theories | |
| About Infant Psychosocial | |
| Development A Personal Perspective: "Let’s Go to Grandma’s" | |
| The Development of Social Bonds | |
| A View From Science: The Still-Face | |
| Technique Conclusions in Theory and Practice | |
| Early Childhood: Biosocial Development | |
| Body Changes Brain Development Injuries and Abuse | |
| A Personal Perspective: "My Baby Swallowed Poison" | |
| A Personal Perspective: A Series of Suspicious Events | |
| Early Childhood: Cognitive Development | |
| Piaget and Vygotsky Children’s Theories Language | |
| A Personal Perspective: Mommy the Brat Early-Childhood Education | |
| Early Childhood: Psychosocial Development | |
| Emotional Development Parents | |
| A View From Science: Planning Punishment | |
| A Personal Perspective: Berger and Freud | |
| The School Years: Biosocial Development | |
| A Healthy Time Brain Development | |
| Children with Special Needs | |
| A Personal Perspective:: Billy | |
| Dynamo or Dynamite? | |
| A View From Science: Overdosing and Underdosing | |
| The School Years: Cognitive Development | |
| Building on Theory Language | |
| A View From Science: Ses and Language Learning Teaching and Learning | |
| A View From Science: International Achievement Tests | |
| The School Years | |
| Psychosocial Development | |
| The Peer Group Families and Children | |
| A Personal Perspective: I Always Dressed One in Blue Stuff | |
| The Nature of the Child | |
| Adolescence: Biosocial Development | |
| Puberty Begins | |
| The Transformations of Puberty | |
| A Personal Perspective: What Were You Thinking? | |
| A View From Science: Calculus at 8 a.m.? | |
| Possible Problems | |
| Adolescence: Cognitive Development | |
| Adolescent Thinking | |
| A Personal Perspective: Bethany and Jim | |
| A View From Science: Teenage Religion Teaching and Learning | |
| Adolescence: Psychosocial Development | |
| Identity | |
| Relationships | |
| A Personal Perspective: The Berger Daughters Seek Peer Approval | |
| Sexuality | |
| Sadness and Anger | |
| A Personal Perspective: He Kept His Worries to Himself | |
| A View From Science: A Feminist Looks at the Data | |
| NEW | |
| Epilogue: Emerging Adulthood | |
| Supplemental Charts, Graphs, and Tables | |
| More About Research Methods | |
| Suggestions for Research Assignments | |
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