An interview with Dr. Jerome Kagan. (Audiocassette).
Contributors: Harris, Charles.; Kagan, Jerome.; Ars Magna Ltd., London.; Harper & Row Publishers, New York.
Series: Audio colloquies
Publisher: Harper & Row Publishers // 24-60400
Published: 1975
Place of publication: [New York?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 60
Subjects: Kagan, Jerome.; Cognition in children.; Sex role.; Child psychology.
Description: Dr. Kagan discusses his career and the influences upon his intellectual thinking. Kagan outlines his most recent work with other cultures, and his research which led him to the conclusion that infants think. Kagan also explains the way in which cognition develops, as well as the importance of sex roles in early childhood. He concludes by summarizing his theoretical framework and explaining its divergence with the work of Piaget. Interviewed by Charles Harris.-
Notes: Cover title: An interview with Jerome Kagan.-

series editor, Charles Harris.-

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