Books in the Sage Library in Developmental Psychology series

This Major Work covers the key contributions in the area of adolescent development from Bonfenbrenner's work to the latest developments in fMRI technology and is designed to be a touchstone text for scholars, practitioners and educators within the fields of developmental psychology, health and education.

Carefully compiled by an editorial partnership that spans both sides of the Atlantic, this new, four-volume major work seeks to bring together, for the first time, important original papers on the subject of attachment, making it an invaluable resource for scholars in areas from nursing to psychiatry.

Edited by two internationally renowned researchers on infancy, this six-volume set brings together influential works that explore the key conceptual issues and findings in research on infant development.

Childhood social development is an enormous field of research addressing issues to do with emotional development, peer relations, self-esteem and bullying amongst other topics, and through the inclusion of both contemporary and classic papers, these volumes outline the development of the area, our current conceptions, and growing points and controversies.

The articles in this five-volume collection cover the myriad genetic and non-genetic developmental psychopathological conditions which are now known and being researched from a variety of perspectives, from dyslexia to autism and beyond.