DEVELOPEMNTAL PSYCHOLOGY Exploring LifeSpan Development, 2nd ed Laura E. Berk, 2010 (orig 2008)  Full Contents SECTION 1 PART 1 - THEORY & RESEARCH IN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT ch1) History, Theory and Research Strategy PART 2 - FOUNDATIONS OF DEVELOPMENT ch2) Biological and Environmental Foundations ch3) Prenatal Development, Birth and Newborn Baby PART 3 - INFANCY AND TODDLERHOOD: THE FIRST TWO YEARS ch4) Physical Development in Infancy and Toddlerhood ch5) Cognitive Development in Infancy and Toddlerhood ch6) Emotional and Social Development in Infancy and Toddlerhood>/li> ( Milestones: birth-6months | 7-12 months | 19-24 months )  SECTION 2 PART 4 - EARLY CHILDHOOD: TWO TO SIX YEARS ch7) Physical and Cognitive Development in Early Childhood ch8) Emotional and Social Development in Early Childhood (Milestones: 2 years | 3-4 years | 5-6 years) PART 5 - MIDDLE CHILDHOOD: SIX TO ELEVEN YEARS ch9) Physical and Cognitive Development in Middle Childhood ch10) Physical and Cognitive Development in Middle CHildhood (Milestones: 6-8 years | 9-11 years)  PART 6 - ADOLESCENCE: THE TRANSITION TO ADULTHOOD ch11) Physical and Cognitive Development in Adolescence ch12) Emotional and Social Development in Adolescence (Milestones: 11-14 years | 14-16 years | 16-18 years) SECTION 3 PART 7 - EARLY ADULTHOOD ch13) Physical and Cognitive development in Early Adulthood ch14) Emotional and Social Development in Early Adulthood (Milestones: 18-30 years | 30-40 years) PART 8 - MIDDLE ADULTHOOD ch15) Physical and Cognitive Development in Middle Adulthood ch16) Emotion and Social Development in Middle Adulthood (Milestones: 40-50 years | 50 -65 years) SECTION 4 PART 9 - LATE ADULTHOOD ch17) Physical and Cognitive Development in Late Adulthood ch18) Emotion and SOcial Development in Late Adulthood (Milestones: 65-80 years) PART 10 - THE END OF LIFE ch19) Death, Dying, and Bereavement PS100 DEVELOPMENT ch14) Physical and Cognitive Development | Review ch14 What is Development? development as differentiation | development as growth | development as orderly progression Physical Basis of Development mechanism of genetic transmission | environments at different points in development | environment and maturation Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development sensory-motor intelligence | preoperational period | concrete and formal operations Perception and Motor Action in Infancy links between eye and ear | perception of objects Preschooler and the Stage Concept the meaning of mental stage | the question of consistency | the question of discreteness | sequence or stages? Causes of Cognitive Growth Nativist approach: maturation | Empiricist approach: specific learning | Piaget's approach: assimilation and accommodation | Information-processing approach: chunking and strategies Cognitive Development from a Cross-Cultural Perspective Taking Stock ch15) Social Development | Review ch15 Attachment roots of attachment | separation and loss | how crucial is early experience? Childhood Socialization cultural values and child rearing mechanisms of socialization | patterns of child rearing | child's effect on parents Development of Morality not doing wrong | doing good | moral reasoning Development of Sex and Gender gender roles | constitutional factors and sex differences | social factors and sex differences | theories of gender typing | sexual orientation Development After Childhood adolescence | adulthood [back to vault]