Infants and Children with Interactive Pin Study Guide

by Laura E. Berk, JoDe Paladino, Berk

This is an updated edition of this text on child development, presenting a "cast of characters" based on real children and families for each unit. The author actually uses these characters, telling... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0205336094
• ISBN13: 9780205336098
• Release Date: September 2002
• Publisher: Pearson Higher Education
• Length: 428 Pages
• Weight: 2.20 lbs.

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Infants, Children, and Adolescents

Hi, I love how the book divides the development of human beings by age, physical development, socio-emotional development, and cognitive development. I also love how the important words are highlighted.

This text is useful for single-parents rearing children.

As a Forensic Psychologist I use this text and recommend it to clients to better understand and appreciate the psycho-developmental needs of their children. Of particular interest to most of those parents are the diverse tables which clarify the expected and unique behaviors of children by age group. This provides those parents with a guide book to assist them in child rearing through age 18. That reference material not only facilitates the parent's understanding of the needs of the child, but also better prepares more effective parenting skills and preparation for developmental issues which are significant in custody and visitation (or access) legal questions. Parents have reported developing a feeling of confidence since they are using scientific data in making parenting decisiions. Legal authorities -- judges and attorneys -- have felt more confident in their recommendations, opinions, and decisions which are based upon evidence. -- Swen Helge, Ph.D.