A Toddler's Life

Becoming a Person

Häftad, Engelska, 1995

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This book uses the case study method to investigate the essence of toddlerhood - the development of sociolinguistic intelligence that will transform the infant into a child. The author offers a comprehensive picture of the whole child and the rapidly developing skills of the toddlers as they grow into childhood. This is a fascinating insight into the mysteries of human development which will be invaluable to researchers of child psychology and development.

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Utgivningsdatum1995-06-08
Mått155 x 233 x 16 mm
Vikt349 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor240
FörlagOUP USA
ISBN9780195099232

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Preface1: Introduction2: Age 15-16 Months: Doing a Lot with a Little3: Age 17-18 Months: Just One of the Family4: Age 19-20 Months: Emerging Skills5: Age 21-22 Months: Self Concept and Object Concepts6: Age 23-24 Months: Consequences of Self-Awareness7: Age 25-26 Months: Two-year-old Talk8: Age 27-28 Months: Talking About People and Talk9: Age 29-30 Months: Gaining Control over a Complex World10: Age 31-32 Months: Preparing for Second Order Thinking11: Age 33-34 Months: The Emergent Preschooler12: Age 35-36 Months: Preschooler Paradoxes13: The Path from Infancy to ChildhoodEpilogueReferences

"The author is at once a well-known researcher in the areas of children's cognitive and linguistic development, a skillful, sensitive observer of children's behavior, and an excellent writer who shows in this book that she can communicate as effectively to lay readers as to her fellow professionals." --John H. Flavell, Stanford University"Charming and thought-provoking...." --Susan Goldin-Meadow, University of Chicago