Psychology Child Psychology
Below are some useful links about Child Psychology on Psychology:
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| AMA - Division 37 - Child, Youth, and Family Services - Division 37 of the American Psychological Association (Child, Youth, and Family Services). Includes publications, membership details, convention information, and task forces. |
| AMA - Division 53 - Clinical Child Psychology - Information about the American Psychological Association's Division 53, Clinical Child Psychology. Includes links to publications and information about task forces, APA Convention activities, and membership for practitioners and students. |
| Ask a Child Psychologist - Provides advice on child development and parenting. |
| Birth Psychology - Theory and research on birth psychology. |
| The Child Psychologist - Dedicated to the fields special education and psychology and the remediation of childhood and adolescent disorders. |
| The Childhood Trauma - Text of a lecture delivered by psychologist Alice Miller in 1998. |
| Dr. Amy.net - Resources regarding various child and teen issues. Three sections: Teens, Parents and Students. |
| Institute for the Study of Children, Families and Social Issues - Listing of current research projects; listing of people involved with the Institute. Affiliated with Birkbeck, University of London. |
| NYU Infant Cognition Center - How babies see, understand, and learn about the nature of objects, categories, numbers, and language. |
| Parent-Child Interaction Assessment-II - A direct observation procedure that involves videotaping parents and children as they play together at a make-believe zoo. |
| Sibling Rivalry - The causes, consequences, and solutions to the multiple social, psychological and family problems caused by sibling rivalry. |
| The Society of Pediatric Psychology - A forum for professionals interested in caring for children and their families. |