Nancy Eisenberg

12 books

About the Author

Nancy Eisenberg is a distinguished developmental psychologist and professor emerita at Arizona State University, where she has dedicated her career to unraveling the intricacies of children's social and emotional growth. With decades of research on prosocial behavior, empathy, and moral development, Eisenberg has become a leading voice in understanding how children navigate relationships and ethical dilemmas from infancy through adolescence. Her seminal works, including the widely acclaimed textbook 'How Children Develop' and its various editions, have educated generations of students and professionals, while 'The Roots of Prosocial Behavior in Children' offers profound insights into the foundational elements of altruism and cooperation. Eisenberg's contributions extend beyond academia through her numerous publications in top journals, shaping policies on child welfare and education worldwide.

Common genres

Child Development child psychology Developmental Psychology Education Parenting Prosocial Behavior Psychology Social Development Textbook

Writing style

scholarly empirical accessible