Twelve to sixteen: early adolescence
By: Edited by Jerome Kagan and Robert Coles. Essays by J.M. Tanner [and others]
Contributors: Coles, Robert., joint author; Tanner, J. M. (James Mourilyan)
Publisher: Norton
Published: 1972
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 356
ISBN-13: 9780393010923
Subjects: Jongeren; Adolescent Psychology; Adolescent; Essays; Aufsatzsammlung; Jugendpsychologie; Adolescence
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Sequence, tempo, and individual variation in growth and development of boys and girls aged twelve to sixteen  -- J.M. Tanner; title: Social characteristics of early adolescence  -- Chad Gordon; title: The child analyst looks at the young adolescent  -- Peter Blos; title: Adolescence on America: from idea to social fact  -- David Bakan; title: A conception of early adolescence  -- Jerome Kagan; title: The political imagination of the young adolescent  -- Joseph Adelson; title: The adolescent as a philosopher: the discovery of the self in a post-conventional world  -- Lawrence Kohlberg and Carol Gilligan; title: Reflections on the early adolescent in school  -- Edward C. Martin; title: A world they never knew: the family and social change  -- John Janeway Conger; title: The creation of the sexual in early adolescence  -- John H. Gagnon; title: The weather of the years  -- Robert Coles; title: An uptight adolescence  -- Phyllis La Farge; title: The connections of adolescence  -- Thomas J. Cottle; title: Growing up -- Tina De Varon.