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This text investigates the psychological, social, and biological transitions that define the adolescent period of human development. Philip Rice, a recognized scholar in developmental psychology, utilizes a comprehensive framework to examine how cognitive growth, identity formation, and peer relationships intersect during the teenage years. The book synthesizes empirical research and clinical observations to provide a structured overview of the challenges and milestones inherent in this developmental stage.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a dense, academic text intended for students and practitioners of developmental psychology. Its framing suggests a foundational approach to understanding the complexities of the adolescent experience through a clinical and research-oriented lens.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1996-02-27
Publisher:
Pearson Higher Education
ISBN-10:
0205188753
ISBN-13:
9780205188758
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