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The measure of civilization

Ian Morris

2013

Social development

Joan E. Grusec, Hugh Lytton

1988

Delinquency, Schools, and the Social Bond (Criminal Justice)

Christine A. Eith

2005

Four years old in an urban community

Elizabeth Newson, John Newson

1968

Off with their heads!

Maria Tatar

1992

The growthof interpersonal understanding

Robert L. Selman

1980

Mothers and others

Sarah Blaffer Hrdy

2009

The psychology of human development

Franklin Ross Jones, Raymond F. Morgan, Karl C. Garrison et al.

1969

Education and identity

Arthur W. Chickering

1978

The relevance of education

Jerome S. Bruner

1971

Can we teach children to be good?

Roger Straughan

1982

Becoming free

William L. Ewens

1984

Children's friendships

Zick Rubin

1980

The Empire City

Paul Goodman

1960

The beginnings of social understanding

Judy Dunn

1988

Routledge Handbook of Gender and Development

Leslie Gray, Ann Coles, Janet Momsen

2015

Child development

Laura E. Berk

1991 ★ 5.0

Children of social worlds

Martin P. M. Richards, Paul Light

1986

Conversational Competence and Social Development

Ioanna Dimitracopoulou

1990

Never too thin

Eva Aniko Székely, Eva Aniko Székely

1988

Television and child development

Judith Page Van Evra

1990

The Sustainability Revolution

Andres R. Edwards

2005

Adolescent coping

Erica Frydenberg

1997

Happily ever after

Jack David Zipes

1997

Roots of caring, sharing, and helping

Nancy Eisenberg, Paul Henry Mussen

1977

Teaching Social Skills to Children

Gwendolyn Cartledge

1980

Human Development Theories

R. Murray Thomas

1999

Quest for the real Samoa

Lowell Don Holmes

1987

Childhood socialization

Gerald Handel

1988

Personality development

Jerome Kagan

1971

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