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PREDICTION AND OUTCOME A Study in Child Dvelopment Menninger Clinic Monograph No.14
Language: English
Published by Imago Publishing, London, 1959
Seller: Douglas Books, Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom
Seller rating 4 out of 5 stars
Hardcover. Condition: Fine (-). 1st ed. Light orange cloth cover.xvi+318; only flaws are previous owner's small stamp top front endpaper and bookseller's small label bottom front pastedown; unclipped jacket, sealed in protective sleeve as acquired, remarkably good but v. slight rubbing and some faint water (?) stains to top spine, which also has just a faint hint of browning. Basically a two stage study of infants undertaken at age 8 months or less and then again age 3-5 years. Methodologically innovative and original at time it was undertaken.
