Special edition for Miami Dade college

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents: 1. About human development: The study of human development -- Theory and research -- 2. Beginnings: Forming a new life -- Birth and physical development during the first three years -- Cognitive development during the first three years -- Psychosocial development during the first three years -- 3. Early childhood: Physical and cognitive development in early childhood -- Psychosocial development in early childhood -- 4. Middle childhood: Physical and cognitive development in middle childhood -- Psychosocial development in middle childhood -- 5. Adolescence: Physical and cognitive development in adolescence -- Psychosocial development in adolescence -- 6. Emerging and young adulthood: Physical and cognitive development in emerging and young adulthood -- Psychosocial development in emerging and young adulthood -- 7. Middle adulthood: Physical and cognitive development in middle adulthood -- Psychosocial development in middle adulthood -- 8. Late adulthood: Physical and cognitive development in late adulthood -- Psychosocial development in late adulthood -- 9. The end of life: Dealing with death and bereavement --

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