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Child Development TheoryChild Development Media » History, Theory & Research » Child Development TheoryTitles in this section describe the multi-faceted topic of Child Development Theory. Ranging from theoretical discussions on how children learn, to theories of the development of personality,relationships, and individual autonomy, these titles offer a insight into the theoretical concepts of the developing child, and how awareness of these theories can help childcare providers, parents, and psychologists, provide children with the most current, effective, and nurturing care available.  This video reviews different theories of child development from various theorists such as Piaget, Vygotsky, Erikson and Skinner. Available in DVD and VHS formats.
 Theories of Childhood involves the contributions of 5 great child development experts: John Dewey, Erik Erikson, Maria Montessori, Jean Piaget, and Lev Vygotsky in relation to early childhood care.
 Lev Vygotsky's theories and contributions with respect to child development and cognitive development are revealed in this video. Available in DVD and VHS formats.
 This video reviews the traditional ways of studying play and Lev Vygotsky’s unique contribution of seeing play as an arena in which a child can begin to master his own behavior is carefully detailed. Available on DVD and VHS formats.
 This video presents an overview of Piaget’s developmental theory, its scope and content. Available in DVD and VHS formats.
 This DVD contains 3 videos from the Classic Piaget Series Set.
Classic Piaget: Growth of Intelligence in the Preschool Years Classic Piaget: Classification Classic Piaget: Conservation Each of these historic videos reveals the details of Piaget's theories about child development.  This is the second part of a two-part DVD set that includes six videos of Piaget's theories about child development.
This DVD includes: Classic Piaget: The Process of Moral Development Classic Piaget: Formal Reasoning Patterns Classic Piaget: Memory and Intelligence  In this classic interview, Dr Jean Piaget and Dr Barbel Inhelder discuss the stages of intellectual development identified by Piaget as well as traditional views of psychology. Available on DVD.
 In this classic interview with Drs Jean Piaget and Barbel Inhelder, Piaget discusses his views of Freud's theories of psychology and psychosexual development and other concepts of development. Available on DVD
 Using structured interviews with children from four to nine years old, Dr David Elkind illustrates the development of transitive thinking and reversibility as children move from the pre-operational to concrete operational stage of cognitive development. Available in DVD and VHS formats.
 This video series covers Jean Piaget's theories and contributions to the field of psychology and child development. Available on DVD .
 This video reviews some of the basic work of Piaget, Kohlberg, Skinner, and Milgram and investigates current research into the domain theory of Elliott Turiel and his associates. Focuses on the interaction of judgments and actions. Available in DVD and VHS formats.
 This video looks at Anna Freud's life and contributions to child psychiatry and the study of children.
 This video examines the separation-individuation process, identified by Dr. Margaret Mahler, and the development of the sense of self during the first eighteen months of life. Includes: VHS or DVD
 The separation-individuation process, as identified by Margaret Mahler, pinpointed aspects of the early life of the child not previously known. Includes: VHS
 This video shows the four sub-phases of individuation, identified and describe by Margaret Mahler, that a child moves through as personality develops. Includes: VHS or DVD
 This video identifies the contributions of Dr. Anni Bergman to the separation-individuation theory developed by Margaret Mahler and to psychoanalytic therapy of children with serious attachment disorders. VHS or DVD. CEUs available.
 This video interview, with Dr. Erik Erikson, focuses on his theories of child and human development. Available on DVD
 In this video interview, Erik Erikson discusses the past and future of psychology and aspects of his theories. Available on DVD
 This video combines biographical information about Erikson with his theoretical proposals to give students an understanding of the relationship between the life experience of a theorist and the work that is produced. Available in DVD and VHS formats.
 B.F. Skinner's theories of operant conditioning and learning are some of the most popular works in psychology. This video introduces his personality and ground-breaking research. Available in DVD and VHS.
 In this series of four videos Drs Stella Chess and Alexander Thomas present their original research on the temperament of children. Includes detailed presentations of three clusters of temperament traits associated with the development of behavioral problems. Available in DVD format.
 In this video seminar, filmed at the Tavistock Clinic in London, John Bowlby describes the research that resulted in his theory of attachment, the contributions of Mary Ainsworth to the study of attachment,and the importance of attachment through out human life. VHS or DVD
 Attachment theory had its roots in Bowlby's wide ranging intellectual interests, his openness to the work of others and his own personal history, all of which is discussed in this video by him, his colleagues and his adult children. DVD and VHS
 This video examines the life and work of Mary Ainsworth. It also presents an introduction to attachment theory and to the methodology of observational research.
 This comprehensive, 925 page, Handbook provides a landmark review and synthesis of the current state of knowledge about attachment and loss in children and adults.This publication also provides an definitive overview of the work of John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth.
 This video is about early infant attachment and how bonding with the parent affects the development of the child. Also reviews the research of many scientists. Available in DVD and VHS formats.
 The video seeks to show that infants begin life with a set of survival-oriented emotions and acquire social emotions as they pass through childhood. Format: DVD
 Stanley Greenspan writes about mind building experiences that promote the development of child's minds, personalities, and thinking processes.
 This edition presents information about infant mental health theory from a clinical and educational viewpoint. Topics include developmental psychopathology, frequently encountered disorders of infancy, approaches to clinical assessment and intervention, and social policy applications. 600 pages
 This book deals with the phenomenon of early human development by exploring the very beginnings of emotional competence in young children.
 This book explores nine domains of child emotional and social development from birth to 6 years and includes major theories and findings from research.
 This video combines current research on self-regulation, brain development, and caregiver practice. Shows children experiencing a range of emotions and of care-givers applying supportive practices in a variety of settings. Available in DVD and VHS formats.
 This tape covers this fascinating history and describes how research today has advanced with the selection of different types of child study and advanced methods devised out of technology. Available in DVD and VHS formats.
 The Developing Mind reveals the latest research about memory, feelings, neuropathology and intelligence. This book delivers an in-depth look at how the human mind and personality is developed.
 This book provides an explanation of how people first began using symbols and how symbols evolved and were passed down through multiple centuries.
 This DVD presents Dr T. Berry Brazelton and twelve young parents with their children, from before birth to age three years. Together they define and illustrate "touchpoints." Includes 3- Volumes with indexed chapters, 132 min.
 In this book authors Brazelton and Greenspan apply the touchpoints theory to each of the cognitive, behavioral, and emotional leaps that occur from age three to six. They also offer valuable guidance to parents.
 This video is a biography of John Dewey, which displays his life and his contributions to the field of education and the community. Available in DVD and VHS formats.
 With David Elkind, this video includes structured interviews in a public middle school that illustrate the intellectual challenges of this period of life when young minds are constructing personal identities and new mental capacities. Available in DVD and VHS formats.
 Albert Bandura's social cognitive theory presents explanations of how social circumstances cause people to act in certain ways or have specific phobias. Available in DVD and VHS formats.
 Consisting of the first three videotapes of the complete set, covering ages 2 weeks to 3 years in detail, with full introduction and interview with 10-year-old Sarah discussing the taping process. Available in VHS format.
 Consisting of the first 3 videotapes of the complete set, covering ages 2 weeks to 3 years in detail, with full introduction and interview with 10-year-old Sarah discussing the taping process. Available in DVD and VHS formats.
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