"The Emergence of Smiling and Postnatal Development" Michiko Takahashi / Kazama Shobo Price: ¥20,900 This publication is a doctoral dissertation by the author, a professor in the Faculty of Education at Tokyo Gakugei University specializing in developmental psychology. It examines the development of smiling in newborns and infants, drawing on numerous statistical data. * There is normal wear and tear, such as light soiling and scuffing. There are small stains on the edges of the book, especially on the side edges. The pages show little wear and tear, with no noticeable damage, and are in good condition. There are no markings. ■ Main Contents Chapter 1: Theoretical Background Chapter 2: Significance and Purpose of This Study Chapter 3: Definition of Terms and Reliability of Observation Chapter 4: Development of Smiling in Newborns and Infants Chapter 5: The Emergence of Smiling Chapter 6: Development of Smiling in Social Interaction - A Longitudinal Study of the First Two Years of Life Chapter 7: The Relationship Between Spontaneous Smiling and Evoked Smiling Chapter 8: Factors that Determine Infant Smiling Chapter 9: The Meaning of Faces as a Factor in Eliciting Smiling Chapter 10: Overall Considerations [Search Terms] Child Psychology Infant Psychology Comparative Ethology Premature Infants [Management Information] 2761PS5034 Thickness 3.3"