Human Development: A Life-Span Approach

by F. Philip Rice

This text combines research-based coverage with an organization that works for either chronological or topical course formats. It covers the main stages of development: childhood, adolescence and adulthood examining physical, cognitive, social and emotional aspects of development in each.

Genres: Psychology

704 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1992

Reviews

[Sarah]

Well-written, Well-detailed and neverboring! I've passed like four or five courses in "Human Development" as a Psychology student. Most of books we had to study were all boring even annoying time to time. I wish that I had met this Good book for about 10 years earlier. At least my marks could be much much better! ;)