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xv, 601 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm |
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APA science volumes |
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APA science volumes.
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Contents |
1. Introduction: Ecological Realism, Dynamic Systems, and Epigenetic Systems Approaches to Development / Cathy Dent-Read and Patricia Zukow-Goldring -- 2. An Ecological Psychologist's Prolegomena for Perceptual Development: A Functional Approach / Eleanor J. Gibson -- 3. An Ecological Approach to Infants' Perception of Intonation Contours as Meaningful Aspects of Speech / Robin Panneton Cooper -- Comment on Cooper / Timothy D. Johnston -- 4. Early Development of the Ecological Self / Philippe Rochat -- Comment on Rochat / Paula Fitzpatrick -- 5. Change and Variation in Responses to Perceptual Information / Nancy de Villiers Rader -- Comment on Rader / Edward S. Reed -- 6. On the Early Development of Predictive Abilities / Claes von Hofsten -- Comment on von Hofsten / Karl M. Newell -- 7. A Social Ecological Realist Approach to the Emergence of the Lexicon: Educating Attention to Amodal Invariants in Gesture and Speech / Patricia Zukow-Goldring -- Comment of Zukow-Goldring / Timothy D. Johnston -- 8. A Naturalistic Study of Metaphor Development: Seeing and Seeing As / Cathy Dent-Read -- Comment on Dent-Read / Katherine A. Loveland -- 9. The Development of Tool Use: Changing Boundaries Between Organism and Environment / A. W. Smitsman -- Comment on Smitsman / Edward S. Reed -- 10. Perceptual Learning, Categorizing, and Cognitive Development / Anne D. Pick -- Comment on Pick / Karl M. Newell -- 11. A Dynamical Systems Perspective on the Development of Complex Adaptive Skill / Jane E. Clark -- Comment on Clark / Karl M. Newell -- 12. Information, Creativity, and Culture / Alan Fogel -- Comment on Fogel / Reuben M. Baron and Endre Kadar -- 13. The Effects of Nonobvious Forms of Experience on the Development of Instinctive Behavior / David B. Miller -- Comment on Miller / Timothy D. Johnston -- 14. Perspectives on an Ecological Approach to Social Communicative Development in Infancy / James A. Green and Gwen E. Gustafson -- Comment on Green and Gustafson / Timothy D. Johnston -- Epilogue: Where Does the Animal End and the Environment Begin ... And End? / Patricia Zukow-Goldring and Cathy Dent-Read |
Summary |
This volume brings together three different ecological approaches to the study of behavioral development - ecological realism (Gibsonian), dynamic systems, and epigenetic systems - in a single source so that commonalities and differences may emerge. Eschewing the mechanistic model of development characteristic of behavioralist, psychodynamic, and cognitive theories, researchers from within these three approaches are forging and testing new theories on how behavior develops. Chapter authors present their respective empirical programs of research and comment more broadly on the advantages and disadvantages of their approaches. The research programs presented include such traditional areas as speech perception and locomotion but also include new topics of investigation such as verbal meaning, remembering, infant-caregiver interactions, tool use, and language emergence. Each chapter is followed by a commentary that fosters the dialogue across these varying perspectives |
Notes |
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and indexes |
Notes |
Also available online via the World Wide Web, by subscription to Ovid PsycBooks |
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English |
Subject |
Developmental psychology.
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Environmental psychology.
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Human Development.
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Ecology.
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Psychology.
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Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms.
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Behavioral Disciplines and Activities.
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Behavioral Sciences.
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Biological Science Disciplines.
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Biology.
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Disciplines and Occupations
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Earth Sciences.
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Ecology.
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Growth and Development.
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Human Development.
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Natural Science Disciplines.
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Phenomena and Processes
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Physiological Phenomena.
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Physiological Phenomena.
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Psychiatry and Psychology
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Psychology.
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Author |
Dent-Read, Cathy.
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Zukow, Patricia Goldring.
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American Psychological Association.
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LC no. |
96046275 |
ISBN |
1557983828 |
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