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The Stages of Life

The Stages of Life

Hugh Crago

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Taylor & Francis Ltd
Año de edición:
2016
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Psicología
ISBN:
9781138923898
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Based on a re-working of his popular book ’A Circle Unbroken: The hidden emotional patterns that shape our lives’, Hugh Crago shows how human emotions influence development and behaviour throughout the lifespan. With a unique blend of clinical wisdom and clear evidence-based findings, the book includes the latest research in attachment, neurobiology, race/culture, the longitudinal effects of early experiences and evolutionary theory. This book offers a broad outline of the lifespan that emphasises psychosocial development, making it ideal for students of human development on counselling and therapy courses, and practitioners in these fields.

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