books by Roger Lamb (occurrences diccionario educational)

books by Roger Lamb

books:

A British Soldier's Story
ROGER LAMB, 2004

NARRATIVE OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

Do's and Taboos Around the World for Women in Business

7 reviews
Roger E. Axtell, Tami Briggs, ...

Wiley, 1997

great exploration of gender equity issues
my middle school students have found this book useful because it not only discusses gender issues in the world of business, but also offers strategies how U.S. women can be successful in cultures with even less equitable relations between the genders than our own country.

An original and authentic journal of occurrences during the late American war from its commencement to the ...

1 review
Roger Lamb

printed by Wilkinson & Courtney, 1809

Not unacceptable to the judicious reader
Roger Lamb's subtitle communicates the substance of this interesting memoir: "By R. Lamb, Late Sergeant In The Royal Welch Fuzileers. Eyewitness Accounts Of The American Revolution Series. For Many Years Past I Have Felt A Strong Desire To Give To The Public, A Summary And Impartial View Of That Momentous And Interesting Subject, The Rise, Progress, And Consummation Of The Late American War. ...

Developmental Psychology: An Advanced Textbook
Richard M. Lerner, Victoria Seitz, ...

Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Publishers, 1988

Developmental Psychology provides a perspective that illuminates substantive phenomena in psychology, applies across the life span, and has its own value as well as manifest relevance to everyday life. It is for these reasons that the editors undertook the study of developmental psychology and organized this introduction for advanced students. The chapters represent original, comprehensive, and topical treatments of major areas of developmental ...

Diccionario De Etologia Y Aprendizaje Animal
Rom Harre, Roger Lamb

Ediciones Paidos Iberica, 1991

Dictionary of Physiological and Clinical Psychology

Blackwell Publishers, 1986

The Dictionary of Physiological and Clinical Psychology contains over 250 articles covering abnormal behavior and the neurophysiology and chemistry of the nervous system. Aided by numerous illustrations, it explains the mechanisms that underlie perception, sensation, and many aspects of human behavior. Theoretical problems such as emotion and pain are also discussed. Some articles focus on particular regions of the brain or particular ...

The Dictionary of Developmental and Educational Psychology

The MIT Press, 1986

In exploring the areas of socialization and the cognitive and emotional growth of children, this dictionary considers controversial issues such as IQ and the role of genetic inheritance and early experience in the growth of intelligence and in social and emotional development into adulthood. The roles of influential theorists are assessed and issues relating specifically to formal education are examined. The Dictionary of Developmental and ...

The Dictionary of Ethology and Animal Learning

The MIT Press, 1986

This dictionary covers the discoveries and theories that have evolved to explain the behavior of nonhuman animals, concentrating particularly on ethological ideas and on studies of animals in their natural habitat. The entries discuss basic organic processes as well as the more social topics, and provide thorough coverage of the development of the ideas and approaches of ethologists, sociobiologists, and learning theorists. There are articles on ...