Dr Sandie Taylor is a visiting Lecturer at the University of South Wales, UK, and has 20 years' experience teaching criminological and developmental psychology. She has previously published: Forensic Psychology: The Basics and Crime and Criminality: A Multidisciplinary Approach.Professor Lance Workman is a visiting Professor at the University of South Wales, UK, and has published widely on biological and evolutionary psychology. His previous books include: Evolutionary Psychology and Evolution and Behavior (both with co-author Will Reader).

• AcknowledgementsChapter 1: Introduction to themes and theories of developmentChapter 2: Research methods in social developmentChapter 3: Emotional development and attachmentChapter 4: Cognition and communicationChapter 5: Development of social cognition: theory of indChapter 6: Influence of the familyChapter 7: Influence of peers and friendsChapter 8: Development of self-conceptChapter 9: Social development through playChapter 10: Moral development and prosocial behaviourChapter 11: Antisocial behaviourChapter 12: Individual differences: temperament and personalityChapter 13: The role of the mediaChapter 14: The future for our understanding of social developmentReferencesGlossaryIndex

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Dr Sandie Taylor is a visiting Lecturer at the University of South Wales, UK, and has 20 years' experience teaching criminological and developmental psychology. She has previously published: Forensic Psychology: The Basics and Crime and Criminality: A Multidisciplinary Approach.Professor Lance Workman is a visiting Professor at the University of South Wales, UK, and has published widely on biological and evolutionary psychology. His previous books include: Evolutionary Psychology and Evolution and Behavior (both with co-author Will Reader).

• AcknowledgementsChapter 1: Introduction to themes and theories of developmentChapter 2: Research methods in social developmentChapter 3: Emotional development and attachmentChapter 4: Cognition and communicationChapter 5: Development of social cognition: theory of indChapter 6: Influence of the familyChapter 7: Influence of peers and friendsChapter 8: Development of self-conceptChapter 9: Social development through playChapter 10: Moral development and prosocial behaviourChapter 11: Antisocial behaviourChapter 12: Individual differences: temperament and personalityChapter 13: The role of the mediaChapter 14: The future for our understanding of social developmentReferencesGlossaryIndex

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Dr Sandie Taylor is a visiting Lecturer at the University of South Wales, UK, and has 20 years' experience teaching criminological and developmental psychology. She has previously published: Forensic Psychology: The Basics and Crime and Criminality: A Multidisciplinary Approach.Professor Lance Workman is a visiting Professor at the University of South Wales, UK, and has published widely on biological and evolutionary psychology. His previous books include: Evolutionary Psychology and Evolution and Behavior (both with co-author Will Reader).

• AcknowledgementsChapter 1: Introduction to themes and theories of developmentChapter 2: Research methods in social developmentChapter 3: Emotional development and attachmentChapter 4: Cognition and communicationChapter 5: Development of social cognition: theory of indChapter 6: Influence of the familyChapter 7: Influence of peers and friendsChapter 8: Development of self-conceptChapter 9: Social development through playChapter 10: Moral development and prosocial behaviourChapter 11: Antisocial behaviourChapter 12: Individual differences: temperament and personalityChapter 13: The role of the mediaChapter 14: The future for our understanding of social developmentReferencesGlossaryIndex

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