(Read free) Children’s Thinking: Cognitive Development and Individual Differences (with InfoTrac)
▲ David F. Bjorklund ▲
| #1047106 in Books | 2005 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | .90 x7.40 x9.16l,2.01 | File Name: 0534622453 | 610 pages
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A comprehensive book supported by extensive research studies and data, Bjorklund's text presents the broadest coverage of topics in cognitive development. Unlike other books, Bjorklund shows readers how developmental function can help explain individual differences in cognition by covering both the typical pattern of change in thinking observed over time and the individual differences in children's thinking in infancy and childhood. A major theme of this book is the con...
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