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Developmental psychology is the branch of psychological science that studies the qualitative and quantitative changes individuals undergo as they traverse the life span. Developmental psychologists attempt to measure, explain and predict these changes from conception through the aging process in the areas of biological, social, emotional and cognitive growth. Developmental psychologists use experimental methods to describe changing behavior and clinical methods to treat problem behaviors.
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- Adolescence: Change and Continuity - Provides information about basic changes, settings, and issues that are particular to the teenage years. Includes biological, social and cognitive transitions.
- Ageworks - Provides distance learning and online resources about the effects of aging on the mind and body. Details of textbooks, courses and continuing education modules.
- American Psychological Association: Division 20 - Dedicated to studying the psychology of adult development and aging. Membership information, news and resources.
- American Psychological Association: Division 7 - Organized to promote research in the field. Includes membership information, a newsletter, and links.
- APA Journals: Developmental Psychology - Publishes articles that advance knowledge and theory about development across the life span. Subscription information and selected readings.
- APA Journals: Psychology and Aging - Publishes original articles on research investigations of adult development and aging. Subscription information and selected readings.
- British Journal of Developmental Psychology - Includes subscription information, table of contents and full text of sample issue.
- British Psychological Society: Developmental Psychology Section - Details of membership, rules and committee with information on activities.
- Cogprints: Developmental Psychology - Electronic archive of collected articles. Provides abstracts of research and links to full texts.
- Considerations Towards a Qualitative Developmental Psychology - In this article Guenter Mey provides a brief description of the three phases of developmental psychology in regard to their predominant methodical orientations.
- Dare Association, Inc. - Independent, not-for-profit organization that supports endeavors in the arts and sciences, particularly focusing on psychology. Online papers, instruments, staff contact details.
- Developmental Lifespan Theories - Concise comparison of lifespan theories in developmental psychology. Includes chart for quick reference.
- Developmental Psychology - Wikipedia article outlining the main theories, aspects and research methods.
- Developmental Psychology - Suite 101.com - Articles, links, and discussion forum covering psychological aspects of human development from conception to death.
- The Developmental Psychology of Erik Erikson - Explanation of this theory of socioemotional development including details of each stage and a comparison with other models.
- Developmental Psychology Resources - Directory of categorized links, covering human development from conception to death.
- Duke University Center for the Study of Aging and Human Development - A national resource for information on factors affecting quality of life during old age. Includes details of reserach and training.
- The Ecology of Adolescent Development - Research pages of Nancy Darling at Oberlin College. Contains project information and resource materials with copies of papers and conference presentations.
- European Association for Research on Adolescence (EARA) - The EARA comprises psychologists, psychiatrists, and sociologists who are studying adolescent development.
- European Society for Developmental Psychology - Historical background with membership information, news and details of events.
- GradSchools,com: Developmental Psychology - Directory of graduate and post-graduate programs in the United States. Brief descriptions and contact information.
- Infant Development Research Center - Description of Dr. Wass' research on cognitive development during early infancy at the University of Tennessee.
- International Society for the Study of Behavioural Development - Promotes scientific research of human development throughout the life span. Overview with details of meetings, workshops and journal.
- Japan Society of Developmental Psychology - Membership information with journal abstracts and submission guidelines.
- Journal of Adolescence - Addresses issues of professional and academic importance concerning development between puberty and the attainment of adult status within society.
- Life Span Development - An exploration of the biological, cognitive, and psychosocial changes that occur across different periods of life.
- McGraw-Hill Development Psychology Tree - Resources for students and instructors including information on textbooks, practice tests and lecture notes.
- Psi Chi: Myths of Aging - Article based on a lecture considering the truth of common beliefs connected to the aging process.
- Psyche Matters: Infant and Child Psychology and Psychoanalysis Resources - Information related to infant and child development, attachment theory, Klein, Winnicott, Bowlby, Anna Freud and others. Includes articles, journals, books, and bibliographies
- The Seattle Longitudinal Study - Information about this extensive research study of how people develop and change through adulthood. Provides details of measures and datasets.
- The Society for Research in Adult Development - Members focus on expanded capabilities and changes that improve the quality of life. Overview with information about the Annual Symposium.
- Society for Research in Child Development - Information on the Society, membership, and publications.
- Trends in Human Development - Chapter describing the major forces in contemporary research and their application to settings that affect the health and welfare of the developing person.
- Trust for the Study of Adolescence - An applied research and training organisation dedicated to furthering the positive contribution that young people make to society. Provides information in the areas of health, family and parenting, communication, social action and youth justice.
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