Principles Of Development Psychology
- ISBN-10
- 8126111879
- ISBN-13
- 9788126111879
- Category
- Developmental psychology
- Pages
- 254
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2002-01-01
- Author
- S. Kumar
Description
Development Psychology Is An Important Branch Of Psychology. The Developmental History Of Individual Dates, Not From Birth, But From The Instant The Egg Cell Is Fertilized. Though Birth Is A Major Event In The History Of An Individual, It Has Been Preceded By A Period Of Extremely Rapid Development During Which The Basic Structural And Functional Characteristics Of The Human Individual Already Have Appeared. The Newborn Infant Is Highly Organised Biological Unit Fully Capable Of Making A Number Of Elaborate Reactions. This Book Is Designed To Meet The Requirement Of Students And Teachers For Background And Fundamental Information On Developmental Psychology.Major Topics Dealt In This Book Are: The Teaching Of Psychology; Hereditary And Prenatal Influences; Early Physical Growth And Development; Physical Development During Adolescence; Intellectual Development; Adolescence Perception Towards The Future; A Framework For Evaluation; Summary And Integration; The Context Of Second Language Evaluation; Etc.
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