Textbook
Social DevelopmentISBN: 978-0-631-18574-1
Paperback
464 pages
November 1996, ©1996, Wiley-Blackwell
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The Questions Posed.
Conceptions and Preconceptions.
Methodological Considerations.
Summary.
2. Biological Foundations:.
Evolutionary Perspective.
The Genetics of Behaviour.
Bases of Individuality.
3. Constructing the First Relationships:.
Early Interactions.
From Non-verbal to Verbal Communication.
Attachment: Nature and Development.
Attachment: Individual Differences.
Summary.
4. Sense of Self: Sense of Other:.
The Self. Knowledge of Others.
Sex-Role Development.
Summary.
5. Families, Parents and Social-Interaction:.
Families as Systems.
The Nature of Parenting.
Socialization Processes.
Summary.
6. From Other-Control to Self-Control:.
Parental Control Techniques and Child Compliance.
Learning Social Rules.
Prosocial and Antisocial Behaviour.
Moral Development.
Summary.
7. Extrafamilial Relationships:.
Peer Relationships.
The Child in Society.
Summary.
8. Social Experience and its Aftermath:.
Reversible or Irreversible?.
Multiple Outcomes.
Continuity and Discontinuity.
Summary.
References.
Author Index.
Subject Index.