Child Psychology Module 1
Child and Adolescent Development, Volume 1
· The Study of Child and Adolescent Development
· Recurring Themes and Issues in Child and Adolescent development
· Ethical Considerations in Child Development
· Perspectives and Theories on Development
· The Theories of Piaget, Freud, Erikson, Vygotsky, and Bronfenbrenner
· The Behavioral Approach
· Mechanisms of Change: Genetic and Environmental Interaction
· Behavioral Traits and Psychopathology
· Genetic Influence on Disease
· Prenatal Development and Birth
Child Psychology Module 2
Child and Adolescent Development, Volume 2
· Physical Development in Infancy and Toddlerhood
· Brain Development
· Growth and Motor Development
· Cognitive and Linguistic Development in Infancy and Toddlerhood
· Piaget’s Theory of Sensorimotor Development
· The Development of Language
· Social and Personality Development in Infancy, Toddlerhood, and Early Childhood
· Physical and Cognitive Development in Early Childhood
· Children’s Art
· Nutrition
· Information-Processing Abilities
· Sibling Relationships
· Peers: A New Relationship
· Gender Role Acquisition
Child Psychology Module 3
Child Psychology
· Theories of Early Social Development
· Mutual Regulation between Infants and Caregivers
· Temperament
· Attachment
· Family Influences
· Theories of the Self
· Self-Knowledge, Self-Evaluation, and Self-Regulation
· Theories of Moral Development
· Moral Reasoning
· Prosocial Behavior
· Aggression
· Theories of Gender-Role Development
· Sex Typing and the Socialization of Gender Differences
· Understanding Gender Roles and Stereotypes
· Family Influences on Gender-Role Development
· Common Sex Differences
· Biological Influences on Gender-Role Development
· Sexual Orientation
· Androgyny
· Theories of Peer Relations
· Typical Peer Relations
· Contributions to Peer Relations
· Friendship
· Popularity and Problems
· The Family
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