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Adolescent Rationality and Development: Cognition, Morality, a...
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1848728611
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9781848728615
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Adolescent Rationality and Development: Cognition, Morality, a...
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Moshman, David
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Psychology
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Adolescent Rationality and Development : Cognition, Morality, and Identity, Third Edition
Item Length
9.1 in
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Group
Subject
Developmental / Adolescent, Personality, Cognitive Psychology & Cognition
Publication Year
2011
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Textbook
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Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.6 in
Author
David Moshman
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6.1 in
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14.4 Oz
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302 Pages

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Frequently cited in scholarly books and journals and praised by students, this book focuses on developmental changes and processes in adolescence rather than on the details and problems of daily life. Major developmental changes associated with adolescence are identified. Noted for its exceptionally strong coverage of cognitive, moral, and social development, this brief, inexpensive book can be used independently or as a supplement to other texts on adolescence. Highlights of the new edition include: expanded coverage of thinking and reasoning. a new chapter on metacognition and epistemic cognition. expanded coverage of controversies concerning the foundations of morality. a new chapter on moral principles and perspective taking. a new chapter on the relation of personal and social identity. a new chapter addressing current controversies concerning the rationality, maturity, and brains of adolescents. more detail on key studies and methodologies and boldfaced key terms and a glossary to highlight and clarify key concepts. Rather than try to cover everything about adolescence at an elementary level, this book presents and builds on the core issues in the scholarly literature, thus encouraging deeper levels of understanding. The book opens with an introduction to the concepts of adolescence, rationality, and development and then explores the three foundational literatures of adolescent development - cognitive development, moral development, and identity formation. The book concludes with a more general account of rationality and development in adolescence and beyond. Appropriate for advanced undergraduate and graduate courses on adolescence or adolescent development offered by departments of psychology, educational psychology, or human development, this brief text is also an ideal supplement for courses on social and/or moral development, cognitive development, or lifespan development. The book is also appreciated by scholars interested in connections across standard topics and research programs. Prior knowledge of psychology is not assumed.

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Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10
1848728611
ISBN-13
9781848728615
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Author
David Moshman
Publication Name
Adolescent Rationality and Development : Cognition, Morality, and Identity, Third Edition
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Subject
Developmental / Adolescent, Personality, Cognitive Psychology & Cognition
Publication Year
2011
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Psychology
Number of Pages
302 Pages

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Item Length
9.1 in
Item Height
0.6 in
Item Width
6.1 in
Item Weight
14.4 Oz

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Edition Number
3
LCCN
2010-045913
Lc Classification Number
Bf724
Edition Description
New Edition,Revised Edition
Reviews
"This is the sort of book that most if not all students... should encounter in a text for a course they take on adolescence. Too many of the current texts ... are filled with glitzy material centered around pop culture Moshman is covering material that most other texts do not."-Deanna Kuhn, Teachers College, Columbia University, USA "A stupendous achievement [the book brings] coherence to cognitive, moral, and identity development during the adolescent years. [The author] stimulates students to think about the big picture... a brilliantly "simple" writing style. It "s amazing how much [he] covers ... in such a short book Your 3rd edition will be an even greater success."- John C. Gibbs, The Ohio State University, USA "The pared-down nature of the book makes it easy to supplement with primary readings ... I have previously used this book for ...Adolescent Cognition for advanced undergraduates I plan to use the new edition."- Kathleen M. Galotti, Carleton College, USA "The chapters [on moral development] represent the finest synthesis of the field I have ever encountered in a textbook. The reader is immersed in a critical and intellectual exploration of issues of identity, cognition, and morality ... Students in courses who use this text will come away with a deep understanding of what development and rationality are all about, and how these ideas can illuminate some key issues in this period of life. The revised edition [is] right on track, targeting areas of exciting new research. I will certainly snap it up and read it with great enthusiasm."-Charles C. Helwig, University of Toronto, Canada, "This is the sort of book that most if not all students... should encounter in a text for a course they take on adolescence. Too many of the current texts ... are filled with glitzy material centered around pop culture'¦ Moshman '¦ is covering material that most other texts do not." - Deanna Kuhn, Teachers College, Columbia University, USA"A stupendous achievement'¦ [the book brings] '¦ coherence to cognitive, moral, and identity development during the adolescent years. [The author] stimulates students '¦ to think about the big picture... a brilliantly "simple" writing style. '¦ It's amazing how much [he] covers ... in such a short book'¦Your 3rd edition '¦ will be an even greater success." - John C. Gibbs, The Ohio State University, USA"The pared-down nature of the book makes it easy to supplement with primary readings ... I have previously used this book for ...Adolescent Cognition '¦ for advanced undergraduates'¦ I plan to use the new edition." - Kathleen M. Galotti, Carleton College, USA"The chapters [on moral development] represent the finest synthesis of the field I have ever encountered in a textbook. '¦ The reader is immersed in a critical and intellectual exploration of issues of identity, cognition, and morality ... Students in courses who use this text will come away '¦ with a deep understanding of what development and rationality are all about, and how these ideas can illuminate some key issues in this period of life. '¦ The revised edition [is] right on track, targeting areas of exciting new research. '¦ I will certainly snap it up and read it with great enthusiasm." - Charles C. Helwig, University of Toronto, Canada, "This is the sort of book that most if not all students... should encounter in a text for a course they take on adolescence. Too many of the current texts ... are filled with glitzy material centered around pop culture… Moshman … is covering material that most other texts do not." - Deanna Kuhn, Teachers College, Columbia University, USA"A stupendous achievement… [the book brings] … coherence to cognitive, moral, and identity development during the adolescent years. [The author] stimulates students … to think about the big picture... a brilliantly "simple" writing style. … It's amazing how much [he] coves ... in such a short book…Your 3rd edition … will be an even greater success." - John C. Gibbs, The Ohio State University, USA"The pared-down nature of the book makes it easy to supplement with primary readings ... I have previously used this book for ...Adolescent Cognition … for advanced undergraduates… I plan to use the new edition." - Kathleen M. Galotti, Carleton College, USA"The chapters [on moral development] represent the finest synthesis of the field I have ever encountered in a textbook. … The reader is immersed in a critical and intellectual exploration of issues of identity, cognition, and morality ... Students in courses who use this text will come away … with a deep understanding of what development and rationality are all about, and how these ideas can illuminate some key issues in this period of life. … The revised edition [is] right on track, targeting areas of exciting new research. … I will certainly snap it up and read it with great enthusiasm." - Charles C. Helwig, University of Toronto, Canada, "The biggest achievement of the book is that complex ideas are presented in an accessible and very readable manner. The reader is guided through the information and encouraged to make up their own mind as to the implications of what is being said, excellently modelling the main argument of the book. ... The book provides an excellent glossary ensuring that the complex language is accessible to as wide a readership as possible. The main readership for the book is likely to be those studying adolescent development academically. It would, however, be excellent reading material for those educators leading educational policy and those who are interested in the legal rights of adolescents." " Dr. Mark Bowers, consultant clinical psychologist, in YoungMinds "David Moshman "s book has become a standard required book for adolescent development. His breadth of knowledge and the empirical details of adolescent judgment and reasoning are engaging and intriguing to read. He answers age-old questions about adolescent development with a fresh new look, drawing on a wide range of research programs and theoretical traditions about development." - Melanie Killen, University of Maryland, USA "This book provides a concise yet impactful review and synthesis of the literatures on cognitive, identity, and moral development. This is an outstanding portrayal of adolescents from a holistic and integrative perspective." - Seth J. Schwartz, University of Miami, USA "This is the sort of book that most if not all students... should encounter in a text for a course they take on adolescence. Too many of the current texts ... are filled with glitzy material centered around pop culture Moshman is covering material that most other texts do not. " - Deanna Kuhn, Teachers College, Columbia University, USA "This is a greatly expanded, conceptually more elaborate, and enriched edition of Moshman "s introduction to adolescence. The writing is clear and the examples are engaging. He departs from the textbook trend to fill pages with myriads of unrelated facts, in order to focus on the central aspects of adolescent development. He invites the reader to consider a picture in which the constructions of cognitive powers, of moral ideals, and of personal identity come together to give coherence and meaning to the diverse experiences of adolescence." - Augusto Blasi, University of Massachusetts Boston, USA "A stupendous achievement. [The book brings] coherence to cognitive, moral, and identity development during the adolescent years. [The author] stimulates students to think about the big picture. ... A brilliantly "simple" writing style. It "s amazing how much [he] covers ... in such a short book." - John C. Gibbs, The Ohio State University, USA "The chapters [on moral development] represent the finest synthesis of the field I have ever encountered in a textbook. Students will come away with a deep understanding of what development and rationality are all about, and how these ideas can illuminate key issues in this period of life. The revised edition [is] right on track, targeting areas of exciting new research. I will certainly snap it up and read it with great enthusiasm." - Charles C. Helwig, University of Toronto, Canada "The pared-down nature of the book makes it easy to supplement with primary readings ... I have previously used this book for ...Adolescent Cognition for advanced undergraduates. I plan to use the new edition." - Kathleen M. Galotti, Carleton College, USA, "The biggest achievement of the book is that complex ideas are presented in an accessible and very readable manner. The reader is guided through the information and encouraged to make up their own mind as to the implications of what is being said, excellently modelling the main argument of the book. ... The main readership for the book is likely to be those studying adolescent development academically. It would, however, be excellent reading material for those educators leading educational policy and those who are interested in the legal rights of adolescents." - Dr. Mark Bowers, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, in Young Minds Magazine "David Moshman's book has become a standard required book for adolescent development. His breadth of knowledge and the empirical details of adolescent judgment and reasoning are engaging and intriguing to read. He answers age-old questions about adolescent development with a fresh new look, drawing on a wide range of research programs and theoretical traditions about development."-Melanie Killen, University of Maryland, USA "This book provides a concise yet impactful review and synthesis of the literatures on cognitive, identity, and moral development. This is an outstanding portrayal of adolescents from a holistic and integrative perspective." -Seth J. Schwartz, University of Miami, USA "This is the sort of book that most if not all students... should encounter in a text for a course they take on adolescence. Too many of the current texts ... are filled with glitzy material centered around pop culture... Moshman ... is covering material that most other texts do not. "-Deanna Kuhn, Teachers College, Columbia University, USA "This is a greatly expanded, conceptually more elaborate, and enriched edition of Moshman's introduction to adolescence. The writing is clear and the examples are engaging. He departs from the textbook trend to fill pages with myriads of unrelated facts, in order to focus on the central aspects of adolescent development. He invites the reader to consider a picture in which the constructions of cognitive powers, of moral ideals, and of personal identity come together to give coherence and meaning to the diverse experiences of adolescence." - Augusto Blasi, University of Massachusetts Boston, USA "A stupendous achievement. ... [The book brings] ... coherence to cognitive, moral, and identity development during the adolescent years. [The author] stimulates students ... to think about the big picture. ... A brilliantly "simple" writing style. ...It's amazing how much [he] covers ... in such a short book." -John C. Gibbs, The Ohio State University, USA "The chapters [on moral development] represent the finest synthesis of the field I have ever encountered in a textbook. ... Students ... will come away ... with a deep understanding of what development and rationality are all about, and how these ideas can illuminate key issues in this period of life. ... The revised edition [is] right on track, targeting areas of exciting new research. ... I will certainly snap it up and read it with great enthusiasm."-Charles C. Helwig, University of Toronto, Canada "The pared-down nature of the book makes it easy to supplement with primary readings ... I have previously used this book for ...Adolescent Cognition ... for advanced undergraduates. ... I plan to use the new edition." -Kathleen M. Galotti, Carleton College, USA, "The biggest achievement of the book is that complex ideas are presented in an accessible and very readable manner. The reader is guided through the information and encouraged to make up their own mind as to the implications of what is being said, excellently modelling the main argument of the book. ... The main readership for the book is likely to be those studying adolescent development academically. It would, however, be excellent reading material for those educators leading educational policy and those who are interested in the legal rights of adolescents."  " Dr. Mark Bowers, consultant clinical psychologist, in YoungMinds "David Moshman "s book has become a standard required book for adolescent development. His breadth of knowledge and the empirical details of adolescent judgment and reasoning are engaging and intriguing to read. He answers age-old questions about adolescent development with a fresh new look, drawing on a wide range of research programs and theoretical traditions about development." - Melanie Killen, University of Maryland, USA "This book provides a concise yet impactful review and synthesis of the literatures on cognitive, identity, and moral development. This is an outstanding portrayal of adolescents from a holistic and integrative perspective." - Seth J. Schwartz, University of Miami, USA "This is the sort of book that most if not all students... should encounter in a text for a course they take on adolescence. Too many of the current texts ... are filled with glitzy material centered around pop culture Moshman is covering material that most other texts do not. " - Deanna Kuhn, Teachers College, Columbia University, USA "This is a greatly expanded, conceptually more elaborate, and enriched edition of Moshman "s introduction to adolescence. The writing is clear and the examples are engaging. He departs from the textbook trend to fill pages with myriads of unrelated facts, in order to focus on the central aspects of adolescent development. He invites the reader to consider a picture in which the constructions of cognitive powers, of moral ideals, and of personal identity come together to give coherence and meaning to the diverse experiences of adolescence." - Augusto Blasi, University of Massachusetts Boston, USA "A stupendous achievement. [The book brings] coherence to cognitive, moral, and identity development during the adolescent years. [The author] stimulates students to think about the big picture. ... A brilliantly "simple" writing style. It "s amazing how much [he] covers ... in such a short book." - John C. Gibbs, The Ohio State University, USA "The chapters [on moral development] represent the finest synthesis of the field I have ever encountered in a textbook. Students will come away with a deep understanding of what development and rationality are all about, and how these ideas can illuminate key issues in this period of life. The revised edition [is] right on track, targeting areas of exciting new research. I will certainly snap it up and read it with great enthusiasm." - Charles C. Helwig, University of Toronto, Canada "The pared-down nature of the book makes it easy to supplement with primary readings ... I have previously used this book for ...Adolescent Cognition for advanced undergraduates. I plan to use the new edition." - Kathleen M. Galotti, Carleton College, USA, "The biggest achievement of the book is that complex ideas are presented in an accessible and very readable manner. The reader is guided through the information and encouraged to make up their own mind as to the implications of what is being said, excellently modelling the main argument of the book. ... The main readership for the book is likely to be those studying adolescent development academically. It would, however, be excellent reading material for those educators leading educational policy and those who are interested in the legal rights of adolescents." Dr. Mark Bowers, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, in Young Minds Magazine "David Moshman's book has become a standard required book for adolescent development. His breadth of knowledge and the empirical details of adolescent judgment and reasoning are engaging and intriguing to read. He answers age-old questions about adolescent development with a fresh new look, drawing on a wide range of research programs and theoretical traditions about development."-Melanie Killen, University of Maryland, USA "This book provides a concise yet impactful review and synthesis of the literatures on cognitive, identity, and moral development. This is an outstanding portrayal of adolescents from a holistic and integrative perspective." -Seth J. Schwartz, University of Miami, USA "This is the sort of book that most if not all students... should encounter in a text for a course they take on adolescence. Too many of the current texts ... are filled with glitzy material centered around pop culture… Moshman … is covering material that most other texts do not. "-Deanna Kuhn, Teachers College, Columbia University, USA "This is a greatly expanded, conceptually more elaborate, and enriched edition of Moshman's introduction to adolescence. The writing is clear and the examples are engaging. He departs from the textbook trend to fill pages with myriads of unrelated facts, in order to focus on the central aspects of adolescent development. He invites the reader to consider a picture in which the constructions of cognitive powers, of moral ideals, and of personal identity come together to give coherence and meaning to the diverse experiences of adolescence." - Augusto Blasi, University of Massachusetts Boston, USA "A stupendous achievement. … [The book brings] … coherence to cognitive, moral, and identity development during the adolescent years. [The author] stimulates students … to think about the big picture. ... A brilliantly "simple" writing style. …It's amazing how much [he] covers ... in such a short book." -John C. Gibbs, The Ohio State University, USA "The chapters [on moral development] represent the finest synthesis of the field I have ever encountered in a textbook. … Students … will come away … with a deep understanding of what development and rationality are all about, and how these ideas can illuminate key issues in this period of life. … The revised edition [is] right on track, targeting areas of exciting new research. … I will certainly snap it up and read it with great enthusiasm."-Charles C. Helwig, University of Toronto, Canada "The pared-down nature of the book makes it easy to supplement with primary readings ... I have previously used this book for ...Adolescent Cognition … for advanced undergraduates. … I plan to use the new edition." -Kathleen M. Galotti, Carleton College, USA, "David Moshman "s book has become a standard required book for adolescent development. His breadth of knowledge and the empirical details of adolescent judgment and reasoning are engaging and intriguing to read. He answers age-old questions about adolescent development with a fresh new look, drawing on a wide range of research programs and theoretical traditions about development." - Melanie Killen, University of Maryland, USA "This book provides a concise yet impactful review and synthesis of the literatures on cognitive, identity, and moral development. This is an outstanding portrayal of adolescents from a holistic and integrative perspective." - Seth J. Schwartz, University of Miami, USA "This is the sort of book that most if not all students... should encounter in a text for a course they take on adolescence. Too many of the current texts ... are filled with glitzy material centered around pop culture Moshman is covering material that most other texts do not. " - Deanna Kuhn, Teachers College, Columbia University, USA "This is a greatly expanded, conceptually more elaborate, and enriched edition of Moshman "s introduction to adolescence. The writing is clear and the examples are engaging. He departs from the textbook trend to fill pages with myriads of unrelated facts, in order to focus on the central aspects of adolescent development. He invites the reader to consider a picture in which the constructions of cognitive powers, of moral ideals, and of personal identity come together to give coherence and meaning to the diverse experiences of adolescence." - Augusto Blasi, University of Massachusetts Boston, USA "A stupendous achievement. [The book brings] coherence to cognitive, moral, and identity development during the adolescent years. [The author] stimulates students to think about the big picture. ... A brilliantly "simple" writing style. It "s amazing how much [he] covers ... in such a short book." - John C. Gibbs, The Ohio State University, USA "The chapters [on moral development] represent the finest synthesis of the field I have ever encountered in a textbook. Students will come away with a deep understanding of what development and rationality are all about, and how these ideas can illuminate key issues in this period of life. The revised edition [is] right on track, targeting areas of exciting new research. I will certainly snap it up and read it with great enthusiasm." - Charles C. Helwig, University of Toronto, Canada "The pared-down nature of the book makes it easy to supplement with primary readings ... I have previously used this book for ...Adolescent Cognition for advanced undergraduates. I plan to use the new edition." - Kathleen M. Galotti, Carleton College, USA
Table of Content
Introduction. Part 1. Cognitive Development. 1. Piaget's Theory of Formal Operations. 2. Inference, Thinking, and Reasoning. 3. Metacognition and Epistemic Cognition. 4. The Construction of Rationality. Part 2. Moral Development. 5. Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development. 6. Justice, Care, and Virtue. 7. Principles and Perspective Taking. 8. The Construction of Morality. Part 3. Identity Formation. 9. Erikson's Theory of Identity Formation. 10. Identity as a Theory of Oneself. 11. Personal and Social Identity. 12. The Construction of Identity. Part 4. Development Beyond Childhood. 13. Rational Moral Identity. 14. Pluralist Rational Constructivism. 15. Rationality, Liberty, and Education. 16. Adolescents as Young Adults.
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2011
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