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THE INFANT'S WORLD
Philippe Rochat
Harvard University Press, 2001

LEARNING OBJECTIVES - This course was designed to allow the reader to:
• Know the traditional developmental approaches to the infant, such as Piaget's
• Discuss the view of Rochat that, in their particular ecological niche, infant behaviors make great sense
• Analyze how infants develop understanding about their selves
• Assess how infants develop understanding about objects and the interpersonal world
• Examine Rochat's theory that infancy is a series of important transitions, "revolutions" that are dramatic changes of their state and their possibilities of understanding

Philippe Rochat is Professor of Psychology at Emory University

8 CE Credits; 262 pages

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