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9780534632588

Shaffer/Kipp's Developmental Psychology Childhood and Adolescence

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  • ISBN-13: 9780534632588
  • ISBN: 0534632580
  • Publication Date: 2006
  • Publisher: Wadsworth

AUTHOR

Shaffer, David R., Kipp, Katherine, Hensch, S. A.

SUMMARY

Written by S.A. Hensch, University of Wisconsin Colleges. The Study Guide will contain the following for every chapter of the text: learning objectives, chapter outlines & summaries, vocabulary self-test (Part I: provide the term, Part II: provide the definition). short-answer study questions (approximately 25 questions per chapter), multiple-choice self-test (approximately 10 per chapter with space for student to write their rational for choosing the answer they did), 5 types of Activities; 3-5 activities per chapter (including activities to facilitate mastery, activities using the media, self-report activities that personalize the material, activities with children, interviews or descriptions of other people), and an answer section that provides answers to the vocabulary self-test and multiple-choice self-test (which contains a rationale for the correct answer as well as an explanation of why the wrong answers are wrong).Shaffer, David R. is the author of 'Shaffer/Kipp's Developmental Psychology Childhood and Adolescence', published 2006 under ISBN 9780534632588 and ISBN 0534632580.

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