Individual differences: infancy to early childhood Individual differences: infancy to early childhood

Contributor(s): McGraw-Hill Films. University of California, San Diego. University Extension. Coast Community College District. Publication: [New York] : McGraw-Hill, c1978 Language(s): English Format: Moving image Subject(s): Child Infant Child Development Individuality Psychology, Child Access: Resource cannot be viewed online. Viewing copy available on-site only. Abstract: (Critical) This program discusses individual differences in the rates of motor, social, and language development in babies and infants. Two standard tests, the Denver Developmental Screening Test and the Gessell Developmental Test, used by professionals to assess stages of development, are described. Environment, genetic influences, and male/female maturation rates are discussed. The wide acceptable range in the rate of individual development is emphasized, and low correlation between rate of early development and long term success is highlighted. Children are depicted in both real life and testing situations, but no examples of abnormal development are provided and treatment of abnormals is not discussed. Interviews with authorities are overused. This elementary program is recommended with reservations for basic courses in developmental psychology. Copyright: The original and derivative copies are under copyright protection. Extent: 018 min. Color: Color Technique: Other NLM Unique ID: 8001181A (See catalog record) OCLC no.: 5902518 Permanent Link: http://resource.nlm.nih.gov/8001181A