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At the end of this chapter you should be able to:
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describe and evaluate psychodynamic, learning theory and cognitive approaches to development;
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compare and contrast these three developmental approaches;
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describe psychodynamic, social learning theory and cognitive approaches to moral development;
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evaluate these approaches in the light of empirical evidence;
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briefly describe some research into
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the effects of parental discipline and
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peer-group influences on moral development.
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Eysenck H & G D Wilson The experimental study of Freudian theories. Methuen 1973.
Kline P Psychology and Freudian theory: An introduction. Methuen 1984.
Mussen P, J Conger & A Huston Child development and personality (6th Edition). New York Harper & Row 1984.
McGurk H Growing and changing. Methuen 1975.
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Birch, A., Malim, T. (1988). Social and Moral Development. In: Developmental Psychology. Introductory Psychology Series. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-12679-8_4
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