Chapter 1: Invitation to the Life Span

Frontmatter Introduction

1.1 About the Authors

1.2 Preface

Chapter 1: THE SCIENCE OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

Part 1 Introduction

Chapter Introduction

1.1 Understanding How and Why

1.2 The Life-Span Perspective

1.3 Theories of Human Development

1.4 Using the Scientific Method

1.5 Cautions and Challenges from Science

1.6 Summary

1.7 Key Terms

1.8 What Have You Learned?

1.9 Applications

Chapter 2: FROM CONCEPTION to Birth

Chapter Introduction

2.1 The Beginning of Life

2.2 From Zygote to Newborn

2.3 Problems and Solutions

2.4 Nature and Nurture Connected

2.5 Summary

2.6 Key Terms

2.7 What Have You Learned?

2.8 Applications

Chapter 3: THE FIRST TWO YEARS: Body and Mind

Part 2 Introduction

Chapter Introduction

3.1 Growth in Infancy

3.2 Perceiving and Moving

3.3 Surviving in Good Health

3.4 Infant Cognition

3.5 Language

3.6 Summary

3.7 Key Terms

3.8 What Have You Learned?

3.9 Applications

Chapter 4: THE FIRST TWO YEARS: Psychosocial Development

Chapter Introduction

4.1 Emotional Development

4.2 Brain and Emotions

4.3 The Development of Social Bonds

4.4 Theories of Infant Psychosocial Development

4.5 Summary

4.6 Key Terms

4.7 What Have You Learned?

4.8 Applications

Chapter 5: EARLY CHILDHOOD: Body and Mind

Part 3 Introduction

Chapter Introduction

5.1 Body Changes

5.2 Brain Development

5.3 Thinking During Early Childhood

5.4 Language Learning

5.5 Early Childhood Education

5.6 Summary

5.7 Key Terms

5.8 What Have You Learned?

5.9 Applications

Chapter 6: EARLY CHILDHOOD: Psychosocial Development

Chapter Introduction

6.1 Emotional Development

6.2 Gender Development

6.3 Play

6.4 The Role of Caregivers

6.5 Moral Development

6.6 Child Maltreatment

6.7 Summary

6.8 Key Terms

6.9 What Have You Learned?

6.10 Applications

Chapter 7: MIDDLE CHILDHOOD: Body and Mind

Part 4 Introduction

Chapter Introduction

7.1 Health and Sickness

7.2 Cognition in Middle Childhood

7.3 Language Advances

7.4 Teaching and Learning

7.5 Children with Special Needs

7.6 Summary

7.7 Key Terms

7.8 What Have You Learned?

7.9 Applications

Chapter 8: MIDDLE CHILDHOOD: Psychosocial Development

Chapter Introduction

8.1 The Nature of the Child

8.2 Families and Children

8.3 The Peer Group

8.4 Children’s Moral Values

8.5 Summary

8.6 Key Terms

8.7 What Have You Learned?

8.8 Applications

Chapter 9: ADOLESCENCE: Body and Mind

Part 5 Introduction

Chapter Introduction

9.1 Puberty

9.2 Nutrition

9.3 Thinking, Fast and Slow

9.4 Teaching and Learning

9.5 Summary

9.6 Key Terms

9.7 What Have You Learned?

9.8 Applications

Chapter 10: ADOLESCENCE: Psychosocial Development

Chapter Introduction

10.1 Identity

10.2 Relationships with Others

10.3 Sexual Interactions

10.4 Emotions: Sadness and Anger

10.5 Drug Use and Abuse

10.6 Summary

10.7 Key Terms

10.8 What Have You Learned?

10.9 Applications

Chapter 11: EMERGING ADULTHOOD: Body, Mind, and Social World

Part 6 Introduction

Chapter Introduction

11.1 Biosocial Development

11.2 Cognitive Development

11.3 Psychosocial Development

11.4 Summary

11.5 Key Terms

11.6 What Have You Learned?

11.7 Applications

Chapter 12: ADULTHOOD: Body and Mind

Chapter Introduction

12.1 Senescence

12.2 Health Habits and Age

12.3 What is Adult Intelligence?

12.4 Selective Gains and Losses

12.5 Summary

12.6 Key Terms

12.7 What Have You Learned?

12.8 Applications

Chapter 13: ADULTHOOD: Psychosocial Development

Chapter Introduction

13.1 Personality Development in Adulthood

13.2 Intimacy

13.3 Generativity

13.4 Summary

13.5 Key Terms

13.6 What Have You Learned?

13.7 Applications

Chapter 14: LATE ADULTHOOD: Body and Mind

Part 7 Introduction

Chapter Introduction

14.1 Prejudice and Predictions

14.2 Cognition

14.3 Aging and Disease

14.4 Neurocognitive Disorders

14.5 New Cognitive Development

14.6 Summary

14.7 Key Terms

14.8 What Have You Learned?

14.9 Applications

Chapter 15: LATE ADULTHOOD: Psychosocial Development

Chapter Introduction

15.1 Theories of Late Adulthood

15.2 Activities in Late Adulthood

15.3 Friends and Relatives

15.4 The Frail Elderly

15.5 Summary

15.6 Key Terms

15.7 What Have You Learned?

15.8 Applications

Chapter 16: EPILOGUE: Death and Dying

Chapter Introduction

16.1 Death and Hope

16.2 Choices in Dying

16.3 Affirmation of Life

16.4 Summary

16.5 Key Terms

16.6 What Have You Learned?

16.7 Applications

Chapter 17: GLOSSARY

Glossary

Chapter 18: REFERENCES

References