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Families, Communities, And Societies Influence Children's Learning And Development In Many Ways. This Is The First Handbook Devoted To The Understanding Of The Nature Of Environments In Child Development. Utilizing Urie Bronfenbrenner's Idea Of Embedded Environments, This Volume Looks At Environments From The Immediate Environment Of The Family (including Fathers, Siblings, Grandparents, And Day-care Personnel) To The Larger Environment (including Schools, Neighborhoods, Geographic Regions, Countries, And Cultures). Understanding These Embedded Environments And The Ways In Which They Interact Is Necessary To Understand Development. -- Page 4 Of Cover. Contents Note Continued: 11.understanding The Developmental Influences Of The Family Environment / Craig T. Ramey -- 12.measuring The Environments Of Early Care, Education, And Intervention Programs For Children In Poverty / Laura Stout Sosinsky -- 13.school Influences On Human Development / Robert W. Roeser -- 14.siblings And Peers In The Adult-child-child Triadic Context / Sybil L. Hart -- 15.neighborhood Environments: A Multimeasure, Multilevel Approach / Scott Coltrane -- 16.rural Versus Urban Environments / Robert H. Bradley -- 1

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Author

[edited by] Linda Mayes, Michael Lewis

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)

Published

2012

Language

EN

ISBN

9781139528023

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Family & Relationships, Psychology, Gender Studies