Evolutionary Perspectives on Human DevelopmentRobert G. Burgess, Kevin MacDonald SAGE, 2005 - 452 עמודים Evolutionary Perspectives on Human Development, Second Edition considers the role of evolutionary theory in the field of developmental psychology to examine key topics of individual human development. This unique book fills an important gap in the literature, applying evolutionary models to human development by focusing on central development issues. The book emphasizes both domain-general evolved psychological mechanisms and domain-specific processes. The text also integrates behavior-genetic research with evolutionary and developmental principles. Evolutionary Perspectives on Human Development provides state-of-the-art groundwork in evolutionary theory as viewed by leading thinkers in the field. |
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Theoretical Issues in | 21 |
Culture and Developmental | 73 |
Evolution and Cognitive Development | 99 |
Contextual Freedom in Human Infant | 135 |
Cooperative | 167 |
Personality Evolution and Development | 207 |
An Evolutionary Reconceptualization | 243 |
Evolutionary Studies of Cooperation | 275 |
Further Observations on Adolescence | 331 |
Evolutionary Psychopathology and Abnormal Development | 381 |
Author Index | 407 |
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About the Editors | 447 |
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Foundations of Evolutionary Psychology <span dir=ltr>Charles Crawford</span>,<span dir=ltr>Dennis Krebs</span> אין תצוגה מקדימה זמינה - 2008 |