Applied developmental psychology : theory, practice, and research from Japan
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Applied developmental psychology : theory, practice, and research from Japan
（Advances in applied developmental psychology / edited by Irving E. Sigel）
Information Age, c2005
- : pbk
- : Hard
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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- To the Reader - Irving Sigel
- Introduction - David Shwalb, Jun Nakazawa, Barbara J. Shwalb
- Section I: Technology And Media Influences. Video Games and the Psychological Development of Japanese Children - Akira Sakamoto
- Development of Manga (Comic Book) Literacy in Children, Jun Nakazawa
- Longitudinal Research on Children's Vulnerability to Television - Takashi Muto, Shiori Sumiya, and Mami Komaya
- Section II: Cognitive Development And Education. Cognitive Counseling to Improve Students' Metacognition and Cognitive Skills - Shin'ichi Ichikawa
- Children's Misconceptions: Research on Improving Understanding of Mathematics and Science - Keiichi Magara
- Motivation for Abacus Studies and School Mathematics: A Longitudinal Study of Japanese 3rd-6th Graders - David Shwalb, Shuji Sugie, and Chongming Yang
- Developmental Processes of Literacy in Japan: Kana Reading in Early Childhood - Kiyomi Akita
- Section III: Children With Disabilities. Use of Electronic and Information Technologies for Japanese Children with Developmental Disabilities - Kenryu Nakamura, Mamoru Iwabuchi, and Satoshi Sakai
- Language Interventions Using Scripts for Children with Down Syndrome - Tsutomu Nagasaki and Miho Onozato
- Social Cognitive Development of Autistic Children: Attachment Relationships and Understanding the Existence of Minds of Others - Satoshi Beppu
- Section IV: Research On The Family With Policy Implications. Maternal Employment and Child Development in Japan: A Twelve-Year Longitudinal Study - Masumi Sugawara
- Job-Related Temporary Father Absence (Tanshinfunin) and Child Development - Yuko Tanaka and Jun Nakazawa
- Child Abuse in Japan: Developmental, Cultural, and Clinical Perspectives - Junichi Shoji. Section V: Peer Relations
- School Absenteeism, Bullying, and Loss of Peer Relationships in Japanese Children - Toru Hosaka. Bullying and Peer Support Systems in Japan: Intervention Research - Yuichi Toda
- Peer Adjustment Processes of a Five-Year-Old Chinese Boy in a Japanese Day Nursery, - Makoto Shibayama.
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