Memory and Affect in Development : The Minnesota Symposia on Child Psychology, Volume 26

ISBN-13: 9780805812619 / Angielski / Twarda / 1993 / 288 str.

Nelson; Ian Nelson; Charles A. Nelson

Opis

Based on the 26th Annual Minnesota Symposia on Child Psychology, this text includes chapters on the following: identifying subsystems of autobiographical memory; emotional content of parent-child conversations about the past; and understanding children's memories of medical procedures.

Recenzje

"This fascinating collection of 11 chapters...breaks new ground on several different dimensions....Some chapters provide a comprehensive and up-to-date review of a particular phenomenon. Others present exciting new data that will challenge the models which underpin our understanding of event memory."
—British Journal of Developmental Psychology

Spis treści

Contents: Preface. K. Nelson, Events, Narratives, Memory: What Develops? P.J. Bauer, Identifying Subsystems of Autobiographical Memory: Commentary on Nelson. R. Fivush, Emotional Content of Parent-Child Conversations About the Past. L. Hertsgaard, A. Matthews, The Ontogeny of Memory Revisited: Commentary on Nelson and Fivush. P.J. Miller, L. Hoogstra, J. Mintz, H. Fung, K. Williams, Troubles in the Garden and How They Get Resolved: A Young Child's Transformation of His Favorite Story. G.B. DeHart, Placing Affect and Narrative in Developmental and Cultural Context: Comments on Miller et al. G.M. Davies, Children's Memory for Other People: An Integrative Review. S. Penrod, The Child Witness, the Courts, and Psychological Research. M.S. Steward, Understanding Children's Memories of Medical Procedures: "He Didn't Touch Me and It Didn't Hurt!" S. Phipps-Yonas, A Case Example of Clinically Relevant Research: Commentary on Steward. I. Bretherton, From Dialogue to Internal Working Models: The Co-Construction of Self in Relationships.

O autorze

Charles A. Nelson