Uniting psychology and biology
Subtitle: integrative perspectives on human development
By: edited by Nancy L. Segal, Glenn E. Weisfeld, Carol C. Weisfeld.
Contributors: Segal, Nancy L., 1951-; Weisfeld, Glenn, 1943-; Weisfeld, Carol Cronin, 1946-
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: American Psychological Association
Published: 1997
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 568
Subjects: Developmental psychology; Developmental psychobiology
Description: Students and scholars interested in the twists and bedrocks of human development will find in this volume a stimulating sampler of cutting-edge research on the topics that define Freedman's career: behavior genetics, human ethology, evolutionary psychology, and culture. An expansive ripple effect of scholarship has resulted from Freedman's broad-based research and teachings, and Uniting Psychology and Biology presents this intellectual ancestry.

Freedman's own groundbreaking research is elaborated on by the research and theories developed by his colleagues and other prominent social scientists, including many of his former students - now accomplished scholars in their own right. Their work serves as a point of departure in contemplating Freedman's framework, broadening its scope and utility in the context of their own substantive interests, making Freedman's research useful to today's scholars and those of the next generation.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.