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Origins of intelligence : infancy and early childhood

Title: Origins of intelligence : infancy and early childhood / edited by Michael Lewis ; contributors, Doris Allen [and others].
Publication: New York : Plenum Press, ©1976.

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Description

x, 413 pages : illustrations; 24 cm

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Genre/Form

Aufsatzsammlung.

Bibliography (note)

Includes bibliographies and indexes.

Contents

What do we mean when we say "infant intelligence scores"? A sociopolitical question / Michael Lewis -- A history of infant intelligence testing / Jeanne Brooks, Marsha Weinraub -- Value and limitations of infant tests: an overview / Marjorie P. Honzik -- Toward an epigenetic conception of mental development in the first three years of life / Robert B. McCall -- Organization of sensorimotor intelligence / Ina C. Uzgiris -- An evolutionary perspective on infant intelligence: species patterns and individual variations / Sandrea Scarr-Salapatek -- Early learning and intelligence / John S. Watson -- Environmental risk in fetal and neonatal life and measured infant intelligence / Jane V. Hunt -- Understanding "why": its significance in early intelligence / Marion Blank, Doris A. Allen -- Cross-cultural studies of infant intelligence / Freda Rebelsky, Paricia A. Daniel -- Social class and infant intelligence / Mark Golden, Beverly Birns -- Looking smart: the relationship between affect and intelligence in infancy / Jeannette Haviland -- The interplay between cognition and motivation in infancy / Leon J. Yarrow, Frank A. Pedersen.

ISBN

0306308673
9780306308673
0471015784
9780471015789

LCCN

75031530

OCLC

ocm01694127
1694127
SCSB-280558

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Princeton University Library