Psychology - Developmental Psychology  (1 results)

Discover compelling academic resources in Developmental Psychology at GRIN. Our extensive collection covers the fascinating progression of human development from childhood through adolescence and beyond. Students can explore critical topics like attachment theory, the complexities of autism spectrum disorder, and shifting attitudes over time. These essential psychology texts are available as instant PDF/eBooks or convenient print-on-demand editions, perfect for your next research project or in-depth study.

Deepen your understanding of human growth and change with GRIN’s comprehensive selection in Developmental Psychology. This vital field of psychology offers profound insights into how individuals evolve across their lifespan. Our robust collection supports students researching diverse areas, from early childhood development and the impact of intervention for language disorders to the critical transitional period of adolescence. You'll find detailed analyses of complex topics such as attachment theory by Bowlby and Ainsworth, the social dynamics in autism spectrum disorder, and the evolving nature of attitude towards mate selection among undergraduates. Explore studies on self-regulated learning, academic self-concept, and the correlations between anger, aggression, body image, and depression, including research focused on African adolescents. Whether you need a Term Paper, Master's Thesis, or Doctoral Thesis, all GRIN texts are instantly accessible as a PDF, eBook, or via print-on-demand.