- •Contents
- •I. Basic Course. The Life-Span Development Perspective
- •Предисловие
- •Структура и содержание учебного пособия
- •Chapter 1
- •Introduction
- •Find synonyms and antonyms to:
- •Guess the meaning of the following words and word combinations without using the dictionary:
- •Key terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Ex.1. Skim over the text and give your comments on its ideas.
- •Introverts and Extraverts: They Aren’t What You Think
- •Grammar revision articles. Prefixes and suffixes
- •Chapter 2 the science of life-span development
- •Key Terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Grammar revision tense forms
- •Chapter 3 biological beginnings
- •Guess the meaning of the following words and word combinations without using the dictionary:
- •Key Terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Grammar revision passive voice
- •Chapter 4 prenatal development and birth
- •Key Terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Ex.1. Skim over the text and give your comments on its ideas.
- •Infants, Adults and Novelty
- •Grammar revision participle I, participle II
- •Chapter 5 physical development in infancy
- •Key Terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Ex.1. Skim over the poem and give your comments on its ideas. Listen To the Children
- •Grammar revision gerund
- •I am fond of reading.
- •Chapter 6 cognitive development in infancy
- •Key terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Grammar revision modal verbs
- •Chapter 7 socioemotional development
- •In infancy
- •Key terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Ex.1. Skim over the text and give your comments on its ideas. Fringe clinical practices
- •Grammar revision sequence of tenses
- •I was sure that I would not be late for the lecture.
- •Chapter 8 physical and cognitive development in early childhood
- •Key terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Психолог
- •Grammar revision direct and indirect speech
- •Is her sister younger than she?
- •Chapter 9 socioemotional development in early childhood
- •Key terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Этапы психологического исследования.
- •The general plan of scientific method.
- •Grammar revision complex object
- •Chapter 10 physical and cognitive development in middle and late childhood
- •Improve, consistent, success.
- •Key Terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Branches of psychology
- •7. Industrial Psychology
- •8. School Psychology
- •9. Clinical Psychology
- •Grammar revision complex subject
- •It seems that experiments are used in psychology.
- •It is said he is studying psychology.
- •Chapter 11 socioemotional development in middle and late childhood
- •Key Terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Bullying
- •Grammar revision
- •Indirect moods
- •Chapter 12 physical and cognitive development in adolescence
- •Key Terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Evening-preference and Adolescent Problems
- •Chapter 13 socioemotional development in adolescence
- •Key Terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Chapter 14 physical and cognitive development in early adulthood
- •Key Terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Child Personality Predicts Adult Behavior
- •Сhapter 15 socioemotional development in early adulthood
- •Key terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Chapter 16 physical and cognitive development in middle adulthood
- •Key terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Anxiety And Heart Attacks
- •Chapter 17 socioemotional development in middle adulthood
- •Key terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Ex.1. Skim over the text and give your comments on its ideas. Domestic Violence Taken Less Seriously in Older Couples
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- •Chapter 18 physical development in late adulthood
- •Key Terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Chapter 19 cognitive development in late adulthood
- •Investigators, honeymoon, disenchantment, reorientation, mnemonics.
- •Key terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Chapter 20 socioemotional development in late adulthood
- •Viable, major, policy, issues, suffer.
- •Key terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Chapter 21 death and dying
- •Intervene, emphasis, prolongation, artificially, failure.
- •Key terms
- •Critical thinking questions
- •Ex.1. Skim over the text and give your comments on its ideas. The Origins of Morality
- •Identifying the Developmental Issues in a Research Report
- •Parent-Child Interaction
- •Research Project 2 Journal Article Critique
- •Heritability of Height
- •Research Project 2 Genetic Counseling Available to You
- •Research Project 1 Why Do Some Pregnant Women Drink, Smoke, or Use Drugs?
- •Research Project 2 Fatherhood
- •Research Project 1 Cross Motor Activity
- •Reflexes
- •Research Project 1 Object Permanence
- •Research Project 2 Mother-Infant Language
- •Research Project 1 Attachment Behaviors
- •Research Project 2 Development of Self in Infants
- •Project 1 Memory Span
- •Research Project 2 Language Errors
- •Research Project 1 Parten's Play Styles
- •Research Project 2 Altruism-Empathy Observations
- •Research Project 1 Current Exercise Levels
- •Research Project 2 Conservation Tasks
- •Research Project 1 Children Attitudes Towards School
- •Research Project 2 Gender Roles and Television
- •Secular Trend
- •Research Project 2 Piaget’s Pendulum Problem
- •Research project 1
- •Interviewing Friends about Dating
- •Research Project 2 Marcia’s Statuses of Identity
- •Research Project 1 College Students and the Use of Alcohol
- •Research Project 2 Motivation – The Values of Adolescents
- •Research Project 1 The Marriage Quiz
- •Research Project 2 Gender and Age Roles in Magazine Advertisements
- •Research Project 1 Song Lyric Values
- •Research Project 2 Archival Research
- •Research Project 1 Adult Stage Theories in Biographies
- •Research Project 2 Your Life Review
- •Research Project 1
- •Variations in Life-Expectancy
- •Research Project 2 Knowledge of Older Adults
- •Research Project 1 Free Recall among College Students and Older Adults
- •Research Project 2 Physical and Mental Health Care of the Elderly
- •Research Project 1 Collecting a Life Story
- •Research Project 2 Old People at College
- •Research Project 1 Experiencing Others’ Deaths
- •Research Project 2 Hospices in Your Community
- •Аннотация и реферат (Методические указания)
7. Industrial Psychology
Psychologists in industry serve many roles. In the personnel office, they assist in hiring through testing and interviewing, in developing training programs, in evaluating employees, and in maintaining good employee relations and communications. Some psychologists do research for marketing and advertising departments. Others work in the field of human engineering, which involves designing machines and workplaces to make them more suitable for people.
8. School Psychology
Psychologists in the educational system give most of their attention to counseling and guidance. Educational psychologists deal with the processes of teaching and learning in order to (чтобы) make classroom learning more effective.
9. Clinical Psychology
Many applied psychologists work in hospitals, clinics, and private practice, providing therapy to people who need psychological help. By testing and interviewing, they classify their patients and engage in all forms of treatment that are not exclusively medical. A special contribution of clinical psychology is behavior therapy.
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Grammar revision complex subject
Ex.1. Translate the sentences and analyze forming of the Complex Subject.
They happened to be dining together that day. 2. The scientist doesn’t seem to have written anything new. 3. She appeared to be enjoying our company. 4. The boy is expected to arrive on Friday. 5. He was unlikely to take any effort to improve the situation. 6. They were aided to be good psychologists. 7. The two scientific institutes are expected to sign the agreement. 8. The conference is known to be held in July. 9. Twenty five countries are reported to have taken part in the Congress of Psychology in the United Kingdom.
Ex.2. Change the following sentences according to the example.
e.g.:
It seems that experiments are used in psychology.
Experiments seem to be used in psychology.
It is known that physiotherapy is promising for the treatment of nervous disorders.
It was found that modern methods of study increased the amount of questions.
It is expected that dreams will be important in the treatment of the disease.
Ex.3. Change the following sentences according to the
example.
e.g.:
It is said he is studying psychology.
He is said to be studying psychology.
It is expected that the conference is closing tomorrow.
It was known that he was approaching the end of his research.
It is supposed that the experiment has been going on for some years.
Ex.4. Translate the sentences from Russian into English using the Complex Subject.
1. Он обязательно придет, но маловероятно, что приведет с собой друга. 3. Кажется, они совсем забыли о наставлении психолога. 4. По-видимому, его теория правильна. 5. В расписании сообщалось, что в ближайшее время открывается специализация по психолингвистике. 6. Считается, что она получила творческий дар от Бога. 7. Было объявлено, что участники конференции получат все материалы через неделю. 8. Вероятно, она не знает еще своего диагноза. 9. Так случилось, что он потерял квалификацию психиатра. 10. Казалось, его дети постоянно болеют.
Ex.5. Make up sentences matching the suggested parts. Use the following verbs: to suppose, to seem, to expect, to know, to be likely.
-Psychologists … -to sign the document;
-The results obtained … -to have proved the hypothesis;
-The participants of -to have come to mutual
the conference … agreement;
-The discussion … -to be good judges of man’s
character;
-The student … -to have been conducted;
-The leaders of the two -to be held in the atmosphere
powers … of mutual understanding;
-The experiment … -to be answering a questions.[2]
