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Great Myths of Child Development
Stephen Hupp, Jeremy D. Jewell
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Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Psychologie
Beschreibung
Great Myths of Child Development reveals the latest evidence-based science behind the myths and misconceptions about the developing child. * Shatters the most commonly-held child development myths * Reveals the science behind such topical issues as twin-telepathy, sex-prediction, and imaginary friends * Covers hot-button issues like childhood vaccines, spankings, "time-outs," and breastfeeding of older children * Features numerous pop culture references and examples drawn from popular TV shows and movies, such as Duck Dynasty, Modern Family and Mad Men * Points to a wealth of supplementary resources for interested parents--from evidence-based treatments and self-help books to relevant websites
Rezensionen
(PsycCRITIQUES 2016)
"the book is intriguing since it undertakes to question some widely held and strong beliefs, not only for parents who might read it but to the field of academic child development. Having studied children's development as a researcher, clinician, and parent, I found the questioning of "facts" refreshing and important and would recommend it as an additional reading for students interested in child development."
"the book is intriguing since it undertakes to question some widely held and strong beliefs, not only for parents who might read it but to the field of academic child development. Having studied children's development as a researcher, clinician, and parent, I found the questioning of "facts" refreshing and important and would recommend it as an additional reading for students interested in child development."
s nightstand and referenced every time you worry
that you might be doing something wrong.--Michael Shermer,
Publisher Skeptic magazine, monthly columnist Scientific
American, author of Why People Believe Weird Things,
The Believing Brain, and The Moral Arc
One of the surprise pleasures of busting myths is encountering those that I always thought were true, and so Great Myths of Child Development provided me with a number of such surprises. Identical twins are not genetically identical? A woman can get pregnant during a pregnancy? Not all girls have XX sex chromosomes and not all boys have XY chromosomes? Fathers don't use more corporal punishment than mothers? These, and many more myths, are considered with the best available science, instead of how most of us parents do it by intuition, rumor, and word-of-mouth. This book should be on every parent'
One of the surprise pleasures of busting myths is encountering those that I always thought were true, and so Great Myths of Child Development provided me with a number of such surprises. Identical twins are not genetically identical? A woman can get pregnant during a pregnancy? Not all girls have XX sex chromosomes and not all boys have XY chromosomes? Fathers don't use more corporal punishment than mothers? These, and many more myths, are considered with the best available science, instead of how most of us parents do it by intuition, rumor, and word-of-mouth. This book should be on every parent'
pronouncements and scientifically
weak foundations. I suspect my copy will be well thumbed very
soon.--Patrick C. Friman, Ph.D., ABPP, Vice President of
Behavioral Health, Boys Town and Clinical Professor of Pediatrics,
UNMC
What everyone claims to "know" about child development can be shown to simply not be so. To the rescue comes this book, which can easily be consulted when we are confronted by claims about child development that are accompanied by "authoritative"
What everyone claims to "know" about child development can be shown to simply not be so. To the rescue comes this book, which can easily be consulted when we are confronted by claims about child development that are accompanied by "authoritative"
sections, which can easily be used as assignments to be modeled on
the longer critiques.--Jean Mercer, Professor Emerita, Richard
Stockton College, Galloway NJ
It's great to see this new addition to the sparse but growing literature on popular misunderstandings of child development. From the entertaining riff on Dr. Spock's advice to the references to entertainment media, Great Myths of Child Development is engaging, informative, and much needed. Instructors will be pleased with the "speed busting"
It's great to see this new addition to the sparse but growing literature on popular misunderstandings of child development. From the entertaining riff on Dr. Spock's advice to the references to entertainment media, Great Myths of Child Development is engaging, informative, and much needed. Instructors will be pleased with the "speed busting"
s Manual:
Operating Instructions, Trouble-shooting Tips, and Advice on System
Maintenance
Authors Hupp and Jewell systematically dissect and destroy 50 myths of child development that are too-often propagated in the popular media and by well-intentioned child-rearing experts. Most importantly, the authors don't just shoot down common misconceptions, they offer concise recommendations and resources to help readers make scientifically-informed child-rearing decisions. As a research-based child psychologist, I hope this book makes it into the hands of all parents, teachers, coaches, and pediatricians.--Brett R. Kuhn, PhD., pediatric psychologist and co-author of The Toddler Owner'
Authors Hupp and Jewell systematically dissect and destroy 50 myths of child development that are too-often propagated in the popular media and by well-intentioned child-rearing experts. Most importantly, the authors don't just shoot down common misconceptions, they offer concise recommendations and resources to help readers make scientifically-informed child-rearing decisions. As a research-based child psychologist, I hope this book makes it into the hands of all parents, teachers, coaches, and pediatricians.--Brett R. Kuhn, PhD., pediatric psychologist and co-author of The Toddler Owner'
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