牛津通识系列 儿童心理学 英文原版 Child Psychology Usha Goswami

Child Psychology is a comprehensive introduction to the field of child psychology that offers insights into the psychological development of children and the factors that influence it. The book is written by renowned psychologist Usha Goswami, who incorporates information from various areas of psychology to demonstrate how children develop. The book is divided into six parts that cover babies, learning about the outside world, language acquisition, friendships and families, school experiences, and the learning brain. In the first part of the book, Babies and what they know, the author explains how babies perceive the world around them and how they learn through their senses. In Learning about the outside world, Goswami discusses how children learn about their environment and develop a sense of self-awareness. Learning language explores the different stages of language development and the critical role that parents and caregivers play in language acquisition. Friendships, families, pretend play, and imagination explores how children's interactions with their peers and family members affect their psychological development, while Going to school addresses the challenges that children face as they transition from home to school. The final section, The learning brain, delves into the science behind how children learn and the various factors that impact learning, including genetics and brain functioning. This book provides readers with a well-rounded understanding of child psychology and is ideal for parents, educators, or anyone interested in the field. It offers practical insights into the psychological development of children and the factors that can influence this development. This book will be a valuable resource for anyone looking to better understand the complex world of child psychology.