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Human Development

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Gender, identity, and self-esteem

Anderson, Deborah Y.

1996

War and Conflict in Africa

Paul D. Williams

2011

Journey across the life span

Elaine Polan

2011

Lifespan human development

Anne V. Gormly

1989

Mental retardation

Michael L. Hardman, Clifford J. Drew, Donald R. Logan

1984

Human development

Karen L. Freiberg

1992

Neuropsychology Across the Life Span

Arthur MacNeill, Jr. Horton

1990

Vulnerability to psychopathology

Rick E. Ingram, Joseph M. Price

2002

Introduction to scientific psychology

Henry D. Schlinger

1998

Emerging Adulthood

Jeffrey Jensen Arnett

2006

Patterns of human growth

Barry Bogin

1988

Handbook of Behaviour Therapy and Psychological Science (General Psychology)

Paul R. Martin

1991

Biology of adolescent behavior and development

Thomas P. Gullotta, Raymond Montemayor

1989

Ken Wilber

Frank Visser

2003

Infants born at risk

Tiffany M. Field

1983

Development through the lifespan

Laura E. Berk

2001 ★ 4.2

Theories of development

Jonas Langer

1969

The Language Instinct

Garikoitz Knörr de Santiago, Steven Pinker

1994 ★ 3.9

Learning and change in the adult years

Mark Tennant

1995

Development across the life span

Feldman, Robert S.

2003

Health Promotion Strategies Through the Life Span

Ruth Beckmann Murray, Richard Yakimo, Judith Proctor Zentner

2008

Addiction in human development

Jacqueline Wallen

1993

Normality and the life cycle

Daniel Offer, Melvin Sabshin

1984

Language in Cognitive Development

Katherine Nelson

1996

Development Across the Life Span

Robert S. Feldman

2016

Human development

Grace J. Craig

1983

Family and Individual Development (Contributions to Human Development)

J. A. Meacham

1985

Adult life

Judith Stevens-Long

1984

Adult development and aging

William J. Hoyer

2003

Attachment and development

Susan Goldberg

2000

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