Developmental Psychology

December 30, 2019

Developmental Psychology

Developmental Psychology Infancy As newborns, we were not empty-headed organisms. We had some basic reflexes, among them crying, kicking, and coughing. We slept a lot, and occasionally we smiled, although the meaning of our first smiles was not entirely clear. We ate and we grew. We crawled and then we […]
December 30, 2019

Developmental Psychology

Developmental Psychology Adolescence Adolescents try on one face after another, seeking to find a face of their own. Their generation of young people is the fragile cable by which the best and the worst of their parents’ generation is transmitted to the present. In the end, there are only two […]