num_pages: 166
description: "The Newmans speak with the expertise of parents, psychologists, and professors as they describe the developmental changes that occur in college kids as they undergo a 'personal synthesis.' . . . With the insight available here, a parent can feel reassured and better able to assist when called upon." - Booklist What happens at college? This practical guide will answer that important question and tell you how to make the most of these exciting years. identity formation • values development • career exploration • social relationships • sexuality • alcohol and drug abuse • romantic relationships • dorm life • personal freedom • depression • discrimination • college bureaucracy Barbara and Philip Newman are the authors of many books on human development, including Development through A Psychosocial Approach, now in its fifth edition; An Introduction to the Psychology of Adolescence ; Adolescent Development ; Understanding Adulthood ; and Personality Development through the Life Span, as well as numerous articles. Barbara Newman is Associate Provost for Faculty Recruitment and Development at The Ohio State University and formerly was chairperson of the Department of Family Relations and Human Development at Ohio State. Philip Newman is Senior Researcher in the Office of Academic Affairs, Adjunct Professor in the Department of Human Ecology, and Lecturer in Educational Services and Research at The Ohio State University. He formerly was director of the Human Behavior Curriculum Project of the American Psychological Association.
language: English
title: WHEN KIDS GO TO COLLEGE: A PARENTS GUIDE TO CHANGING RELATIONSHIP
titlecomplete: WHEN KIDS GO TO COLLEGE: A PARENTS GUIDE TO CHANGING RELATIONSHIP
publisher: Ohio State University Press