By Marc H. Bornstein - Development in Infancy: An Introduction: 4th (fourth) Edition
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By Marc H. Bornstein - Development in Infancy: An Introduction: 4th (fourth) Edition

Developmental Psychology Child Studies Infant Development
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This fourth edition of Development in Infancy: An Introduction by Marc H. Bornstein provides a thorough examination of early childhood growth. It delves into the psychological and biological aspects of infant development, offering insights for educators and researchers alike. Essential reading for grasping the basics of human formation in the first years.

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Development in Infancy: An Introduction offers a comprehensive overview of early human development. Authored by Marc H. Bornstein, this fourth edition serves as a key resource for understanding the rapid changes in infants.

The book covers critical areas such as perceptual, motor, and emotional development during the first years of life. It draws on established research to outline how infants interact with their environments.

Designed for students and professionals, it emphasizes the scientific study of infancy. The text highlights the importance of early experiences in shaping lifelong patterns.

With updated content in this edition, it remains a valuable tool for exploring developmental psychology principles.

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