Development of the child: infancy.

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1972

Creator: Harper & Row Publishers.

Format: 16mm

Sound: sound

Copyright: Registered 1Mar72 · MP25857 (Jan-Jun 1973) Copyright holder: Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc Production company: Bay State Film Productions

Description: Examines behavior and cognitive patterns which are characteristic of the first eighteen months of life, including object permanence, stranger and separation anxiety, reaction to discrepancy, and maturing coordinations. Discusses individual differences in infant temperament Jerome Kagan and Howard Gardner Search Educational Film Journals at Media History Project for references to this film Summary Examines behavior and cognitive patterns which are characteristic of the first eighteen months of life, including object permanence, stranger and se./iation anxiety, reaction to discrepancy and maturing coordinations. Discusses individual differences in infant temperament., Examines behavior and cognitive patterns which are characteristic of the first eighteen months of life, including object permanence, stranger and separation anxiety, reaction to discrepancy and maturing coordinations. Discusses individual differences in infant temperament.

Complete Record: Examines behavior and cognitive patterns which are characteristic of the first eighteen months of life, including object permanence, stranger and separation anxiety, reaction to discrepancy, and maturing coordinations. Discusses individual differences in infant temperament Jerome Kagan and Howard Gardner Search Educational Film Journals at Media History Project for references to this film Summary Examines behavior and cognitive patterns which are characteristic of the first eighteen months of life, including object permanence, stranger and se./iation anxiety, reaction to discrepancy and maturing coordinations. Discusses individual differences in infant temperament., Examines behavior and cognitive patterns which are characteristic of the first eighteen months of life, including object permanence, stranger and separation anxiety, reaction to discrepancy and maturing coordinations. Discusses individual differences in infant temperament. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.