01315cam a2200241 a 450000100090000000300060000900500170001500800410003201000170007302000150009004000130010505000220011808200120014010000230015224500740017525000120024926000680026130000570032950400650038650505570045165000410100870000240104915037542AUA.120151008102431.0071009s2009    at a     b    001 0 eng    a  2007938973  a0495553409  aDLCcDLC00aBF 713b.S53 200904a1552211 aSigelman, Carol K.10aLife-span human development /cCarol K. Sigelman, Elizabeth A. Rider.  a6th Ed.  aAustralia ;aBelmont, CA :bWadsworth Cengage Learning,cc2009.  axxvii, 524, [120] p. :bill. (chiefly col. ;c29 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. R-1-R-78) and index.  a1. Understanding life-span human development.
2. Theories of human development.
3. Genes, environment, and development.
4. Prenatal development and birth.
5. Health and physical development. 
6. Perception
7. Cognition
8. Memory and information processing.
9. Intelligence and creativity.
10. Language and education.
11. Self and personality.
12. Gender roles and sexuality.
13. Social cognition and moral development.
14. Attachment and social relationships.
15. The family.
16. Developmental psychopathology.
17. The final challenge: death and dying. 0aDevelopmental psychologyvTextbooks.1 aRider, Elizabeth A.