Theories of Developmental Psychology (Series of Books in Psychology)

This update reveals how theories presented in the first edition have been modified or enriched by research conducted since then. The book provides coverage of influential theories of developmental psychology including: Piaget, Freud and Erikson, learning and social learning, information processing, ethology, and E.J. Gibson. The author presents the strengths and weaknesses of each theory, and places it in its historical and contemporary context. The book is appropriate for graduate and advanced undergraduate courses in developmental psychology, child psychology and child development.