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Developmental Psychology

[Prenatal] [Child] [Adolescence] [Adult]
General Resources
Authoritative Parenting: Diana BaumrindNature's Powerful Tutors: The Educative Functions of Free Play: Peter Gray 
Caring for Infants and Toddlers: Future of ChildrenThe Nurture Assumption Home Page
Childhood Obesity: Future of ChildrenOverview of Moral Development and Moral Education: Mary Murray
Childrearing, Culture, and Mental Health: Peter CookSeymour Papert
Children and Divorce: Future of ChildrenPapert on Piaget: Seymour Papert
Children and Electronic Media: Future of ChildrenJean Piaget: George Boeree
Children and Poverty: The Future of ChildrenJean Piaget: YouTube
Developmental & Behavioral Screening: Frances GlascoeThe Jean Piaget Society
Developmental Psychology Research & Theory Web-DirectoryPiaget: A Short Biography
Domestic Violence: Future of ChildrenJean Piaget's Genetic Epistemology: Robert Campbell
Erik Erikson: George BoereePiaget's Theory of Cognitive Development: William Huitt
The Future of ChildrenStudies in Moral Development and Education: Larry Nucci
Guidance for Effective Discipline: American Academy of PediatricsTreatment Issues in Developmental Psychology: Kathleen Sciacca
Kohlberg Moral Dilemmas: Douglas DavisVygotsky: Human Development: Laura Berk
Marriage and Child Wellbeing: Future of ChildrenVygotsky's Conception of Psychological Development: Carl Ratner
Moral Development and Character Formation: Larry Nucci 
AmnioNet-Fetal HealthMassage and Preterm and/or Low Birthweight Infants
Fetal Alcohol SyndromePreventing Low Birth Weight: The Future of Children
Human Embryo Atlas: University of MichiganThe Visible Embryo
Aggression and Attachment: Juan Carlos GarelliThe Emergence of Intelligence: William Calvin
Attachment: Theory and Research @ Stony BrookGenie, Secret of the Wild Child: NOVA
The Brazelton Scale: Understanding the Baby's LanguageHelping Young Children Overcome Shyness: John Malouff
Children and Divorce: The Future of ChildrenLong-Term Effects of Repeated Exposure to Media Violence in Childhood: Rowell Huesmann
Children's Understanding of TV: Daniel ChandlerPreverbal Communication: Andrew Lock
Corporal Punishment of Children: Paul PoelstraThe Rebirth of Children's Learning: Robert Siegel
Dissociations in Infant Memory: Carolyn Rovee-CollierThe Role of Pretend Play in Children's Cognitive Development: Doris Bergen
Early Vocalization AnalyzerTelevision Violence: A Review of the Effects on Children: Wendy Josephson
Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence: University of Colorado at BoulderDevelopment of Children Ages 6-14: Future of Children
Child and Adolescent Mental Health: NIMH 
Administration on AgingThe End of Life: Exploring Death in America
AgeWork Career Center: Gerontological Society of AmericaHealthy Aging: USC AgeWorks
The Aging Brain: Distinguishing Normal and Pathological Memory Loss: Jelle JollesMyths of Aging: Florence Denmark
Aging Gracefully: A Behavior Analytic View: Margaret VaughanThe New Aging: Self-Construction and Social Values: Kenneth Gergen
Aging Research CenterThe Nun Study
Assisted Living DirectoryPsychological Services in Long Term Care: Michael Duffy
Changes with Aging: USC AgeWorksSocial Gerontology and the Aging Revolution
Diseases and Conditions: USC AgeWorks

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