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How Children Develop - Chapter 2

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This outline is a summary of Chapter 2 from How Children Develop, the textbook used in PSY 301 (with Naomi Aldrich) at Grand Valley State University. It is detailed and picks out the most important points and terms from the chapter. These notes follow the outline of the book, eliminating the need to purchase the textbook itself. I would suggest printing off the notes and following along in class to get the most use out of them.


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Robert S. Siegler, Jenny Saffran, Elizabeth Gershoff, Susan Graham How Children Develop (Canadian Edition)
Publisher: 2017 ISBN: 9781319066772 Edition: Unknown

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