Advanced Psychology: Child Development, Perspectives & Methods
Language: English
Published by Hodder Arnold, 2003
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- Title
- Advanced Psychology: Child Development, Perspectives & Methods
- Author
- Pennington, Donald, Smithson, Richard, Mclloughlin, Julie, R
- Publisher
- Hodder Arnold
- Publication year
- 2003
- Condition
- Very Good
- Book Type
- book
- Binding
- paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0340859342
- ISBN 13
- 9780340859346
Social development
Behaviourist and cognitive perspectives
Cognitive development
Psychoanalytic and humanistic perspectives
Moral development
The scientific approach in psychology
Exceptional development
Debates in psychology
Each chapter provides the student and teacher with reflective and practical activities which help develop a critical understanding of psychology. Numerous empirical studies and experiments are described in the four chapters dealing with child development. Evaluative comments are provided to help you develop critical and analytic intellectual skills. The chapter covering Perspectives and Debates in psychology offer suggestions of how these may be linked to other topic areas in psychology.
At the end of each chapter specimen questions, written in the AQA Specification B examination style, are provided. One question in each chapter has an answer with comments on how to improve.
Advanced Psychology is the ideal text book and learning aid for the AQA Specification B A2 psychology. It also provides the interested reader with an excellent introduction to child development, and to perspectives and research methods in psychology.
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About the Author
Richard Smithson has taught psychology at A level and in higher education for many years. He is a senior examiner for AS Psychology, and for Advanced VCE in Health and Social Care.
Julie McLoughlin is an experienced senior examiner at A level and a full-time lecturer at Hopwood College, Manchester
Dave Robinson is Principal lecturer in Psychology at the University of Huddersfield where he teaches cognitive psychology and research methods. He also examines on GCE AS psychology.
Richard Smithson has taught psychology at A level and in higher education for many years. He is a senior examiner for AS Psychology, and for Advanced VCE in Health and Social Care.
Karen Boswell is a very experienced teacher and senior examiner with particular interest in methodology and research. She is Head of Psychology at Bacup and Rawtenstall Grammar School.
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