Children ISE

Höfundar: John Santrock; Jennifer Lansford; Kirby Deater-Deckard (Útgáfa: 16)
Children ISE

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Thousands of students across four decades have shaped the chronologically-organized content in Children. They have reported that when instructors highlight the connections among the different aspects of children’s development, they can more readily understand the concepts, theories, and research. As a result, Children has focused on providing a systematic, integrative approach that helps students make these connections in their learning and practice.

This release continues that philosophy by: 1. Connecting with today’s students to help them learn about children’s development more effectively;  2. Connecting with research to provide students with the most recent scholarship;  3. Connecting development processes to guide students in comparing processes across ages and stages;  4. Connecting development to real life to help students understand ways to apply content to improve children’s lives, and to motivate them to think deeply about their own personal journey through life.

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Útgefandi
McGraw-Hill Higher Education (International)
ISBN
9781264575176
Print ISBN
9781266253041
Format
ePub
Útgáfa
16
Höfundar
John Santrock; Jennifer Lansford; Kirby Deater-Deckard
Tungumál
English
Útgefið
2024-06-03
Prent takmörkun á líftíma
100
Prent takmörkun
2
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2

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  • Sharpen
  • Meet Sharpen
  • Table of Contents and Preface
  • Cover Page
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Information
  • Dedication
  • Brief Contents
  • Contents
  • Guide to Social, Cultural and Individual Considerations
  • About the Authors
  • Expert Consultants
  • Connecting Research and Results
  • Preface
  • Making Connections . . . From Our Classrooms to Children to You
  • Content Revisions
  • Acknowledgments
  • Quest: Journey Through the Lifespan Board of Advisors and Subject Matter Experts
  • Expert Consultants
  • Reviewers
  • Chapter 1: Introduction
  • Section One: The Nature of Children’s Development
  • The Nature of Children’s Development
  • Chapter 1 Introduction
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  • 1 Why Is Caring for Children Important?
  • The Importance of Studying Children’s Development
  • Improving the Lives of Children
  • 2 What Characterizes Development?
  • Biological, Cognitive, and Socioemotional Processes
  • Periods of Development
  • Cohort Effects
  • Issues in Development
  • 3 How Is Child Development a Science?
  • The Importance of Research
  • Theories of Child Development
  • Research Methods for Collecting Data
  • Research Designs
  • Research Challenges
  • Reach Your Learning Goals
  • Introduction
  • Appendix: Careers in Children’s Development
  • Careers in Children’s Development
  • Chapter 2: Biological Beginnings
  • Section Two: Beginnings
  • Beginnings
  • Chapter 2 Introduction
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  • 1 What Is the Evolutionary Perspective?
  • Natural Selection and Adaptive Behavior
  • Evolutionary Psychology
  • 2 What Are the Genetic Foundations of Development?
  • The Collaborative Gene
  • Genes and Chromosomes
  • Genetic Principles
  • Chromosomal and Gene-Linked Abnormalities
  • 3 What Are Some Reproductive Challenges and Choices?
  • Prenatal Diagnostic Tests
  • Infertility and Reproductive Technology
  • Adoption
  • 4 How Do Heredity and Environment Interact?
  • Behavior Genetics
  • Heredity-Environment Correlations
  • The Epigenetic View and Gene × Environment (G × E) Interaction
  • Conclusions About Heredity-Environment Interaction
  • Reach Your Learning Goals
  • Biological Beginnings
  • Chapter 3: Prenatal Development
  • Chapter 3 Introduction
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  • 1 What Is the Course of Prenatal Development?
  • The Germinal Period
  • The Embryonic Period
  • The Fetal Period
  • The Brain
  • 2 What Are Some Important Strategies That Enhance the Expectant Mother’s Health and Prenatal Care?
  • The Expectant Mother’s Nutrition and Weight Gain
  • Exercise
  • Prenatal Care
  • 3 What Are Some Potential Hazards to Prenatal Development?
  • Some General Principles
  • Prescription and Nonprescription Drugs
  • Psychoactive Drugs
  • Incompatible Blood Types
  • Environmental Hazards
  • Maternal Diseases
  • Other Parental Factors
  • Reach Your Learning Goals
  • Prenatal Development
  • Chapter 4: Birth
  • Chapter 4 Introduction
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  • 1 What Happens During the Birth Process?
  • Stages of the Birth Process
  • Childbirth Setting and Attendants
  • Methods of Childbirth
  • The Transition from Fetus to Newborn
  • 2 What Are Some Measures of Neonatal Health and Responsiveness?
  • 3 How Do Low Birth Weight and Preterm Infants Develop?
  • Preterm and Small for Gestational Age Infants
  • Consequences of Preterm Birth and Low Birth Weight
  • Nurturing Preterm Infants
  • 4 What Happens During the Postpartum Period?
  • Physical Adjustments
  • Emotional and Psychological Adjustments
  • Bonding
  • Reach Your Learning Goals
  • Birth
  • Chapter 5: Physical Development in Infancy
  • Section Three: Infancy
  • Infancy
  • Chapter 5 Introduction
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  • 1 How Do Infants Grow and Develop Physically?
  • Patterns of Growth
  • Height and Weight
  • The Brain
  • Sleep
  • Nutrition
  • Health
  • 2 How Do Infants Develop Motor Skills?
  • The Dynamic Systems View
  • Reflexes
  • Gross Motor Skills
  • Fine Motor Skills
  • 3 How Can Infants’ Sensory and Perceptual Development Be Characterized?
  • What are Sensation and Perception?
  • The Ecological View
  • Visual Perception
  • Other Senses
  • Intermodal Perception
  • Nature, Nurture, and Perceptual Development
  • Perceptual-Motor Coupling
  • Reach Your Learning Goals
  • Physical Development in Infancy
  • Chapter 6: Cognitive Development in Infancy
  • Chapter 6 Introduction
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  • 1 What Is Piaget’s Theory of Infant Development?
  • Cognitive Processes
  • The Sensorimotor Stage
  • Evaluating Piaget’s Sensorimotor Stage
  • 2 How Do Infants Learn, Remember, and Conceptualize?
  • Conditioning
  • Attention
  • Memory
  • Imitation
  • Concept Formation
  • 3 How Are Individual Differences in Infancy Assessed, and Do These Assessments Predict Intelligence?
  • Measures of Infant Development
  • Predicting Intelligence
  • 4 What Is the Nature of Language, and How Does It Develop in Infancy?
  • Defining Language
  • Language’s Rule Systems
  • How Language Develops
  • Biological and Environmental Influences
  • An Interactionist View
  • Reach Your Learning Goals
  • Cognitive Development in Infancy
  • Chapter 7: Socioemotional Development in Infancy
  • Chapter 7 Introduction
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  • 1 How Do Emotions and Personality Develop in Infancy?
  • Emotional Development
  • Temperament
  • Personality Development
  • 2 How Do Social Orientation/Understanding and Attachment Develop in Infancy?
  • Social Orientation/Understanding
  • Attachment and Its Development
  • Individual Differences in Attachment
  • Developmental Social Neuroscience and Attachment
  • 3 How Do Social Contexts Influence Socioemotional Development in Infancy?
  • The Family
  • Child Care
  • Reach Your Learning Goals
  • Socioemotional Development in Infancy
  • Chapter 8: Physical Development in Early Childhood
  • Section Four: Early Childhood
  • Early Childhood
  • Chapter 8 Introduction
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  • 1 How Does a Young Child’s Body and Brain Grow and Change?
  • Height and Weight
  • The Brain
  • 2 How Do Young Children’s Motor Skills Develop?
  • Gross and Fine Motor Skills
  • Perceptual Development
  • Young Children’s Artistic Drawings
  • 3 What Are Some Important Aspects of Young Children’s Health?
  • Sleep and Sleep Problems
  • Nutrition
  • Exercise
  • Health, Safety, and Illness
  • Reach Your Learning Goals
  • Physical Development in Early Childhood
  • Chapter 9: Cognitive Development in Early Childhood
  • Chapter 9 Introduction
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  • 1 What Are Three Views of the Cognitive Changes That Occur in Early Childhood?
  • Piaget’s Preoperational Stage
  • Vygotsky’s Theory
  • Information Processing
  • 2 How Do Young Children Develop Language?
  • Understanding Phonology and Morphology
  • Changes in Syntax and Semantics
  • Advances in Pragmatics
  • Young Children’s Literacy
  • 3 What Are Some Important Features of Young Children’s Education?
  • Variations in Early Childhood Education
  • Educating Young Children Who are Disadvantaged
  • Controversies in Early Childhood Education
  • Reach Your Learning Goals
  • Cognitive Development in Early Childhood
  • Chapter 10: Socioemotional Development in Early Childhood
  • Chapter 10 Introduction
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  • 1 What Characterizes Young Children’s Emotional and Personality Development?
  • The Self
  • Emotional Development
  • Moral Development
  • Gender
  • 2 What Roles Do Families Play in Young Children’s Development?
  • Parenting
  • Child Maltreatment
  • Sibling Relationships and Birth Order
  • The Changing Family in a Changing Social World
  • 3 How Are Peer Relations, Play, and Media/Screen Time Involved in Young Children’s Development?
  • Peer Relations
  • Play
  • Media/Screen Time
  • Reach Your Learning Goals
  • Socioemotional Development in Early Childhood
  • Chapter 11: Physical Development in Middle and Late Childhood
  • Section Five: Middle and Late Childhood
  • Middle and Late Childhood
  • Chapter 11 Introduction
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  • 1 What Changes Take Place in Body Growth, the Brain, and Motor Development?
  • Skeletal and Muscular Systems
  • The Brain
  • Motor Development
  • 2 What Are the Central Issues in Children’s Health?
  • Nutrition
  • Exercise and Sports
  • Overweight Children
  • Diseases
  • Accidents and Injuries
  • 3 What Are the Prevalent Disabilities in Children?
  • Who Are Children with Disabilities?
  • The Range of Disabilities
  • Educational Issues
  • Reach Your Learning Goals
  • Physical Development in Middle and Late Childhood
  • Chapter 12: Cognitive Development in Middle and Late Childhood
  • Chapter 12 Introduction
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  • 1 What Is Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development in Middle and Late Childhood?
  • Concrete Operational Thought
  • Evaluating Piaget’s Concrete Operational Stage
  • Applications to Education
  • 2 What Is the Nature of Children’s Information Processing?
  • Memory
  • Thinking
  • Metacognition
  • 3 What Changes in Language Development Occur in Middle and Late Childhood?
  • Vocabulary, Grammar, and Metalinguistic Awareness
  • Reading and Writing
  • Dual-Language and Second-Language Learning
  • 4 How Can Children’s Intelligence Be Described?
  • Intelligence and Its Assessment
  • Types of Intelligence
  • Interpreting Differences in IQ Scores
  • Extremes of Intelligence
  • 5 What Characterizes Children’s Achievement?
  • Extrinsic and Intrinsic Motivation
  • Sustained Attention, Effort, and Task Persistence
  • Mastery Motivation and Mindset
  • Self-Efficacy
  • Goal Setting, Planning, and Self-Monitoring/Self-Regulation
  • Social Relationships and Contexts
  • Reach Your Learning Goals
  • Cognitive Development in Middle and Late Childhood
  • Chapter 13: Socioemotional Development in Middle and Late Childhood
  • Chapter 13 Introduction
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  • 1 What Is the Nature of Emotional and Personality Development in Middle and Late Childhood?
  • The Self
  • Emotional Development
  • Moral Development
  • Gender
  • 2 What Are Some Changes in Parenting and Families in Middle and Late Childhood?
  • Developmental Changes in Parent-Child Relationships
  • Parents as Managers
  • Family Structure
  • 3 What Changes Characterize Peer Relationships in Middle and Late Childhood?
  • Developmental Changes
  • Peer Status
  • Social Cognition
  • Bullying
  • Friends
  • 4 What Are Some Important Aspects of Schools?
  • Contemporary Approaches to Student Learning
  • Socioeconomic Status, RACE, and Ethnicity
  • Reach Your Learning Goals
  • Socioemotional Development in Middle and Late Childhood
  • Chapter 14: Physical Development in Adolescence
  • Section Six: Adolescence
  • Adolescence
  • Chapter 14 Introduction
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  • 1 What Is the Nature of Adolescence?
  • Positive and Negative Views of Adolescence
  • Developmental Transitions
  • 2 What Are the Physical and Psychological Aspects of Puberty?
  • Sexual Maturation, Height, and Weight
  • Hormonal Changes
  • Timing and Variations in Puberty
  • Psychological Dimensions of Puberty
  • The Brain
  • 3 What Are the Dimensions of Adolescent Sexuality?
  • Developing a Sexual Identity
  • Timing and Trends in Adolescent Sexual Behavior
  • Sexual Risk Taking in Adolescence
  • 4 How Can Adolescents’ Health and Health-Enhancing Assets Be Characterized?
  • Adolescent Health
  • Leading Causes of Death in Adolescence
  • Substance Use and Abuse
  • Eating Problems and Disorders
  • Reach Your Learning Goals
  • Physical Development in Adolescence
  • Chapter 15: Cognitive Development in Adolescence
  • Chapter 15 Introduction
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  • 1 How Do Adolescents Think and Process Information?
  • Piaget’s Theory
  • Adolescent Egocentrism
  • Information Processing
  • 2 What Characterizes Adolescents’ Values, Moral Development and Education, and Religion?
  • Values
  • Moral Development and Education
  • Religion
  • 3 What Is the Nature of Schools for Adolescents?
  • The American Middle School
  • The American High School
  • Individuals Who Drop Out of High School
  • Reach Your Learning Goals
  • Cognitive Development in Adolescence
  • Chapter 16: Socioemotional Development in Adolescence
  • Chapter 16 Introduction
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  • 1 What Characterizes Identity, Emotional Development, and Gender Classification in Adolescence?
  • Identity
  • Emotional Development
  • Gender Classification
  • 2 What Is the Nature of Parent-Adolescent Relationships?
  • Parental Monitoring and Adolescents’ Information Management
  • Autonomy and Attachment
  • Parent-Adolescent Conflict
  • 3 What Aspects of Peer Relationships Are Important in Adolescence?
  • Friendship
  • Peer Groups
  • Romantic Relationships
  • 4 Why Is Culture an Important Context for Adolescent Development?
  • Cross-Cultural Comparisons
  • Race/Ethnicity
  • Media and Technology
  • 5 What Are Some Socioemotional Problems in Adolescence?
  • Juvenile Delinquency
  • Depression and Suicide
  • The Interrelation of Problems and Successful Prevention/Intervention Programs
  • Reach Your Learning Goals
  • Socioemotional Development in Adolescence
  • Glossary
  • Glossary
  • References
  • References
  • Name Index
  • Name Index
  • Subject Index
  • Subject Index
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