
by Janina M. Jolley, Mark L. Mitchell
"[The authors] wrote this book to help students think like developmental psychologists. Specifically, [they] want students who read this book to: Critically examine claims about the nature and causes of development; Have a clear understanding of the major issues in developmental psychology.... To understand what developmental psychologists have learned about the development of memory, intelligence, attachment and other developmental issues."--Pref.
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