The Psychology of gifted children : perspectives on development and education / edited by John Freeman

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Material type: Text

TextSeries: (Wiley Series in Development Psychology and its Application / editor Kelvin Connolly)Publication details: Chichester : John Wiley & Sons, c1985.Description: ill. ; 23cm. xii, 414pISBN:

0-471-10255-5

Subject(s):

Gifted children Psychology, Child, Gifted psychology, Begabung

DDC classification:

22nd ed. 155.455 PSY

Summary: This book provides an overview of current international understanding of the psychology of gifted children. The psychological and social development of very able children is considered within the wider context of more general processes of child development.

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Includes bibliography and index

This book provides an overview of current international understanding of the psychology of gifted children. The psychological and social development of very able children is considered within the wider context of more general processes of child development.

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