Adolescence : a very short introduction / Peter K. Smith.
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TextLanguage: English Series: Very short introductions ; 475.Description: xvi, 136 pages : illustrations ; 18 cmISBN: - 9780199665563
- 0199665567
- 155.5 23 SMI
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| 155.419 HOW Children's mental health and emotional well-being in primary schools / | 155.422 HAY Progress in Infancy Research: | 155.5 HUR Developmental tasks in adolescence / | 155.5 SMI Adolescence : | 155.5 SMI Adolescence : | 155.5 SMI Adolescence : | 155.507 MEE Adolescent development : longitudinal research into the self, personal relationships, and psychopathology / |
antisocial behaviour, and delinquency -- Internalizing disorders and adolescent mental health -- Sexual and romantic development, early parenthood, and emerging adulthood. -- Adolescence as a life stage -- Puberty : body and brain changes -- Formal operational thought, moral development, and identity -- Relationship changes : parents and peers -- Youth culture : leisure pursuits and the cyberworld -- Risk-taking
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Provides an engaging and informative overview of what we know and what we are learning about adolescence. Including both a guide to the classical research that has informed our knowledge, as well as the results of the modern research into the contemporary adolescent experience, Smith examines a number of aspects of adolescence, including the cultural and historical context, the biological changes to the adolescent brain, and the controversies that adolescence brings. --Publisher's description.
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