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Handbook of Psychology, Second Edition· 2012· Book chapter

Developmental Psychology

Ross D. Parke, K. Alison Clarke‐Stewart

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Developmental psychology has evolved from its establishment in the late 19th century, shifting from individual theorists like Darwin and Freud to a focus on institutional development, competing theories (behaviorism, maturationism, interactionism), learning theories, and finally, in recent decades, emphasizing biology, culture, interdisciplinary collaboration, and advanced methodologies.

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