From Julia Donaldson's Where's My Mum? to Jill Murphy's Meltdown!, these are the children's books I've read over and over ...

Developmental Psychology was about 100 years old when ... Stanley Hall set forth the idea, in his book on adolescence published in 1904, that children's and adolescents' characteristic modes ...

In order to guide parents on how to create a high-quality book-reading experience for their infants, my psychology research ... for brain and behavioral development. Researchers see clear benefits ...

“Some labs can book a single baby for a day” to collect ... but they help address two of modern developmental psychology’s core problems. First, not enough children participate in ...

Despite that gap, and the inability of these findings to address development in non-Western cultures, after finishing the book, I couldn’t help but wonder what will happen as these people ...

Reading any child psychology book would probably have the same effect ... to believe that you can become an armchair expert in child development just by leafing through its glossy pages.

The WEIRD issue has been talked about in psychology for many years, but there’s been little progress in addressing it. The problem is arguably even worse in developmental psychology than in ...

"To experience empathic concern, the child must be able to distinguish between the self and the other person," says Markus Paulus, Chair of Developmental Psychology and Educational Psychology at LMU.