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Child Development and the Brain Rob Abbott (Department of Childhood and Youth, University of Chichester.)

Child Development and the Brain von Rob Abbott (Department of Childhood and Youth, University of Chichester.)

Child Development and the Brain Rob Abbott (Department of Childhood and Youth, University of Chichester.)

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Zusammenfassung

Packed full of images, case studies, reflection points, this accessibly written textbook is designed to introduce undergraduate students on social science courses to the science behind the brain.

Child Development and the Brain Zusammenfassung

Child Development and the Brain: An Introduction Rob Abbott (Department of Childhood and Youth, University of Chichester.)

This accessibly written textbook explores how our increasing knowledge of neuroscience and advances in methods of investigation is changing our understanding of child development. Packed full of images, case studies, reflection points, further reading suggestions and a full glossary of technical terms, it examines key aspects of development such as emotion, memory, learning, perception and language, as well as neurodevelopmental disorders. It is designed to introduce undergraduate students on social science courses to the science behind the brain, looking at how it is structured and how it develops from a tiny cluster of cells into a complex dynamic structure that controls every aspect of our very existence.

Child Development and the Brain Bewertungen

Developmental neuroscience is an exciting area of research that is increasing in importance. This text is a good, accessible, introduction to this field including what neuroscience can add to our understanding of key development throughout childhood. Dawn Watling, Royal Holloway, University of London
The editors stress some deficits in information and common misconceptions about the brain...helpful aspects of the volume include the use of boldface for terminology, a good glossary, and section summaries. Choice
A highly accessible introduction to developmental neuroscience. Abbott and Burkitt explain complex issues with clarity and elegance, and their engaging text is a pleasure to read. An exemplary book. Martyn Barrett, University of Surrey

Über Rob Abbott (Department of Childhood and Youth, University of Chichester.)

Rob Abbott is a Senior Lecturer in Early Childhood, as a counsellor and Registered Member of BACP (Snr accredited) and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. He teaches on a range of child development courses. Dr Esther Burkitt is a Reader in Developmental Psychology and has Chartered Psychologist and Scientist status with the British Psychological Society and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. She regularly publishes and teaches on the subject of children's emotional and communicative development.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Introduction; Beginnings and Basics; Developing Visual Perception; The Development of Thinking; Emotional Development; Language Development; The Learning Brain; Neurodevelopmental Disorders; The Future.

Zusätzliche Informationen

GOR007169441
9781447307044
1447307046
Child Development and the Brain: An Introduction Rob Abbott (Department of Childhood and Youth, University of Chichester.)
Rob Abbott (Department of Childhood and Youth, University of Chichester.)
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Bristol University Press
20150324
256
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