The handbook provides comprehensive coverage of emotion research across a broad range of topics through concise, easily readable chapters. It addresses not only the foundational topics of emotional development, regulation and temperament, but it also provides extensive coverage of emerging areas at the forefront of research. The book details cutting-edge research methods in emotional development, including computational approaches, virtual reality, and ecological momentary assessment methods. In addition, it examines such emerging research topics as the role of emotions in sleep, music, social media/screen time use, and play. And it does all of this in a novel, concise format to make the material digestible and easy to read.
Key areas of coverage include:
• Individual emotions, states, and moods, including a broad range of negative and prosocial emotions.
• The effects of social and relationships on emotion development (e.g., gender, attachment, parent-child relationships, paternal influence).
• Emotion and broader developmental domains (e.g., cognition, language, sleep, play).
• Culture and context in emotional development, including emotional competence and moral behavior across settings (e.g., education, digital platforms, conflict zones).
• Emotional development across the lifespan, from prenatal to late adulthood.
• Alternative emotional development trajectories that may be affected by such issues as deprivation, maltreatment, atypical development.
The Handbook of Emotional Development is an essential resource for researchers, professors, and graduate students as well as clinicians, therapists, lab technicians, and all related professionals in developmental, clinical child, and school psychology, social work, public health, child and adolescent psychiatry, pediatrics, and related disciplines.
The handbook provides comprehensive coverage of emotion research across a broad range of topics through concise, easily readable chapters. It addresses not only the foundational topics of emotional development, regulation and temperament, but it also provides extensive coverage of emerging areas at the forefront of research. The book details cutting-edge research methods in emotional development, including computational approaches, virtual reality, and ecological momentary assessment methods. In addition, it examines such emerging research topics as the role of emotions in sleep, music, social media/screen time use, and play. And it does all of this in a novel, concise format to make the material digestible and easy to read.
Key areas of coverage include:
• Individual emotions, states, and moods, including a broad range of negative and prosocial emotions.
• The effects of social and relationships on emotion development (e.g., gender, attachment, parent-child relationships, paternal influence).
• Emotion and broader developmental domains (e.g., cognition, language, sleep, play).
• Culture and context in emotional development, including emotional competence and moral behavior across settings (e.g., education, digital platforms, conflict zones).
• Emotional development across the lifespan, from prenatal to late adulthood.
• Alternative emotional development trajectories that may be affected by such issues as deprivation, maltreatment, atypical development.
The Handbook of Emotional Development is an essential resource for researchers, professors, and graduate students as well as clinicians, therapists, lab technicians, and all related professionals in developmental, clinical child, and school psychology, social work, public health, child and adolescent psychiatry, pediatrics, and related disciplines.
Vanessa LoBue
Anger, loneliness, depression, disgust, anxiety, development Attachment, emotion, development Autism, emotion, development Cognition, language, emotion, development Culture, context, emotional development Deprivation, maltreatment, emotional development Digital media, emotion regulation, development Embodied emotion, regulation, development Emotion, development, research, methods, theories Friendship, romantic relationships, emotions, development Gender, emotion, development Genetics, emotion, development Happiness, joy, fear, prosocial emotions, development Moral behavior, emotional development Music, sleep, play, creativity, emotions, development