The Adolescent: Development, Relationships, and Culture

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Allyn and Bacon, 1987 - Adolescence - 658 pages
Abstract: This introductory textbook presents a comprehensive, up-to-date discussion on adolescence. Relevant material from sociology, anthropology, and education is utilized to place the American adolescent in a social perspective to gain a better understanding of his or her total life and culture. Topics include: physical growth and change; body image; intellectual and cognitive development; self-concept and self-esteem; adolescent alienation; substance abuse; social development and dating; sexual values and behavior; religion and moral development; and, work and vocation.

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Their Influence on the Adolescent
28
Cultural Diversity
48
Multidisciplinary Views of Adolescence
84
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