The SAGE Encyclopedia of Lifespan Human Development
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The SAGE Encyclopedia of Lifespan Human Development

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The SAGE Encyclopedia of Lifespan Human Development

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Lifespan human development is the study of all aspects of biological, physical, cognitive, socioemotional, and contextual development from conception to the end of life. In approximately 800 signed articles by experts from a wide diversity of fields, The SAGE Encyclopedia of Lifespan Human Development explores all individual and situational factors related to human development across the lifespan.

Some of the broad thematic areas will include:

  • Adolescence and Emerging Adulthood
  • Aging
  • Behavioral and Developmental Disorders
  • Cognitive Development
  • Community and Culture
  • Early and Middle Childhood
  • Education through the Lifespan
  • Genetics and Biology
  • Gender and Sexuality
  • Life Events
  • Mental Health through the Lifespan
  • Research Methods in Lifespan Development
  • Speech and Language Across the Lifespan
  • Theories and Models of Development.
This five-volume encyclopedia promises to be an authoritative, discipline-defining work for students and researchers seeking to become familiar with various approaches, theories, and empirical findings about human development broadly construed, as well as past and current research.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Contents
  6. Publisher Note
  7. About the Editor
  8. About the Associate Editors
  9. Contributors
  10. Introduction
  11. A
  12. Ability
  13. Academic Achievement
  14. Accidents
  15. Accommodation and Assimilation
  16. Acculturation
  17. Achievement
  18. Action
  19. Activities
  20. Activity Theory
  21. Adaptation
  22. Adaptive Functioning
  23. Addiction
  24. Adolescence
  25. Adolescent–Parent Relationships
  26. Adoption
  27. Adoption Design
  28. Adult Attachment
  29. Adult Capacity and Legal Guardianship
  30. Adult Children
  31. Adult Day Services
  32. Adult Development
  33. Advance Directive
  34. Adversity
  35. Advertising
  36. Aesthetics
  37. Affective Forecasting
  38. Age Discrimination
  39. Age-Irrelevant Society
  40. Ageism
  41. Agency
  42. Ages and Stages
  43. Aggression
  44. Aging
  45. Alcohol Use
  46. Alcohol Use Disorders
  47. Alcoholism
  48. Allergy
  49. Allostatic Load
  50. Altruism
  51. Alzheimer’s Disease
  52. Analogical Reasoning
  53. Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome
  54. Anemia
  55. Anger and Aggression
  56. Animism
  57. Anorexia Nervosa
  58. Antisocial/Conduct Disorder: Externalizing Behaviors
  59. Anxiety
  60. Appetite
  61. Aptitude
  62. Architecture
  63. Argument
  64. Art
  65. Asceticism
  66. Assessment and Testing
  67. Assisted Imitation
  68. Assisted Living
  69. Assisted Reproductive Technologies
  70. Asthma
  71. Athletics
  72. Attachment
  73. Attention
  74. Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
  75. Attitudes
  76. Attraction, Interpersonal
  77. Attractiveness
  78. Attributions
  79. Authority
  80. Autism Spectrum Disorders
  81. Autobiographical Memory
  82. Autoimmune Disease
  83. Automaticity
  84. Autonomic Nervous System
  85. Autonomy-Supportive Parenting
  86. Awareness
  87. Awe
  88. B
  89. Beanpole Families
  90. Beauty
  91. Behavior Genetics
  92. Behavior Therapy
  93. Behavioral Inhibition (Shyness)
  94. Beliefs
  95. Bereavement
  96. Big Data
  97. Big Five Personality Traits
  98. Bilingual Education
  99. Bilingualism
  100. Binge Drinking
  101. Binge Eating Disorder
  102. Bioecological Model
  103. Biomedical Research
  104. Biometric Data
  105. Birth Order
  106. Birth, Biological Perspective
  107. Birth, Evolutionary Perspective
  108. Blindness
  109. Body Image
  110. Body Mass Index
  111. Brain
  112. Brain Development
  113. Bridge Employment
  114. Bulimia
  115. Bullying
  116. C
  117. Caloric Restriction
  118. Cancer
  119. Capacity Building
  120. Cardiac Psychology
  121. Cardiovascular Disease
  122. Career Choice
  123. Caregiver Stress
  124. Caregivers of Older Adults
  125. Case Study
  126. Categorization
  127. Causality
  128. Causation
  129. Census
  130. Centenarian
  131. Central Nervous System
  132. Character Strengths and Virtues
  133. Child Abuse and Neglect
  134. Child Care
  135. Child Maltreatment
  136. Chronic Illnesses
  137. Chronic Stressors
  138. Circadian Rhythms
  139. Civic Engagement
  140. Civic Socialization
  141. Classrooms
  142. Climate and Environment
  143. Cliques and Social Groups
  144. Close Relationships
  145. Closure and Grief
  146. Coaching
  147. Cognition
  148. Cognitive Atypicality
  149. Cognitive Development
  150. Cognitive Health
  151. Cognitive Schemas
  152. Cognitive Training and Cognitive Intervention
  153. Cohabitation
  154. Cohort
  155. College Education, Long-Term Benefits of
  156. College Education, Obtaining a
  157. Community
  158. Community Violence
  159. Comorbidity
  160. Compassion
  161. Competence Versus Performance
  162. Compression of Morbidity
  163. Computer Science
  164. Computers and the Internet
  165. Conflict-Affected Countries, Children and Adolescents in
  166. Conformity
  167. Connectome
  168. Conscience
  169. Consciousness
  170. Conservation
  171. Conservatism
  172. Consumption
  173. Contexts of Development
  174. Continuing Care Retirement Communities
  175. Continuity–Discontinuity Issue
  176. Convoy Model
  177. Cooperation
  178. Coparenting
  179. Coping
  180. Core Knowledge
  181. Corporal Punishment
  182. Correlational Study
  183. Cortisol
  184. Cosleeping
  185. Creativity
  186. Crime
  187. Crisis
  188. Critical Thinking
  189. Cross-Pollination in Cognitive Development
  190. Crowdsourcing
  191. Crying
  192. Cults
  193. Cultural Socialization
  194. Culture
  195. Cumulative Advantage and Risk
  196. Curriculum
  197. Cyberbullying
  198. D
  199. Dance
  200. Dating
  201. Deafness
  202. Death and Dying, Children’s Understanding of
  203. Death Rates, Leading Causes by Developmental Period
  204. Death with Dignity Acts
  205. Debriefing (Methods)
  206. Deception
  207. Decision-Making
  208. Defined Benefit and Defined Contribution Pensions
  209. Delinquency
  210. Dementia/Major Neurocognitive Disorder
  211. Demographic Transition
  212. Demography
  213. Depression
  214. Development
  215. Developmental Assets and Developmental Relationships
  216. Developmental Cascades
  217. Developmental Continuity and Stability
  218. Developmental Continuity, Perceptions of
  219. Developmental Discontinuity and Instability
  220. Developmental Disturbances
  221. Developmental Milestones
  222. Developmental Niche
  223. Developmental Origins of Health and Disease
  224. Developmental Plasticity
  225. Developmental Psychopathology
  226. Developmental Science
  227. Developmental Tasks
  228. Developmental Theory
  229. Developmental Timetables
  230. Developmental Trajectories
  231. Diabetes
  232. Diary Methods
  233. Diathesis–Stress Model
  234. Diet
  235. Differential Treatment
  236. Difficult Children
  237. Digital Divide
  238. Disability
  239. Disasters, Civil and Natural
  240. Discipline
  241. Discriminating Sociability
  242. Discrimination
  243. Disease
  244. Disgust
  245. Dismissive-Avoidant Individuals
  246. Dissent
  247. Diverse Families
  248. Divorce
  249. Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) Order
  250. Domestic Violence/Partner Violence
  251. Doubt
  252. Down Syndrome
  253. Dreaming
  254. Driving and Mobility in Late Life
  255. Dual-Earner Family
  256. Dyadic Data
  257. Dyadic Regulation
  258. Dynamic Systems Theory
  259. Dyslexia
  260. E
  261. Early Childcare
  262. Early Childhood Development
  263. Early Deprivation
  264. Early Intervention
  265. Eating Disorders
  266. Ecological Validity
  267. Ecology
  268. Educational Attainment
  269. Effortful Control
  270. Ego Development
  271. Egocentrism
  272. Elder Abuse
  273. Embodiment
  274. Emerging Adulthood
  275. Emotional Expression
  276. Emotional Intelligence
  277. Emotion-Focused Coping
  278. Emotion Regulation
  279. Emotions
  280. Emotion Socialization
  281. Empathy
  282. Empirical Evidence
  283. Employment
  284. Empty Nest
  285. End-of-Life Care
  286. Entrepreneurship
  287. Epidemiology
  288. Epigenetics
  289. Equifinality Versus Multifinality
  290. Erectile Dysfunction
  291. Eriksonian Theory
  292. Ethics
  293. Ethics in Research
  294. Ethnic–Racial Socialization
  295. Ethnicity
  296. Ethnographic Study
  297. Ethnotheories
  298. Ethology
  299. Evolution
  300. Evolutionary Theories of Aging
  301. Evolutionary Theory
  302. Executive Control
  303. Executive Functioning
  304. Exercise
  305. Experience-Dependent, Experience-Expectant Processes
  306. Experimental Research Methods
  307. Expertise
  308. Exposome
  309. Extracurricular Activities
  310. Eyewitness Testimony
  311. F
  312. Facial Expressions, Perception of
  313. Fairness
  314. Familism
  315. Family Chaos
  316. Family Contexts
  317. Family Life Cycle
  318. Family Rituals
  319. Family Synchrony
  320. Family Systems
  321. Fantasy–Reality Distinction
  322. Fathering
  323. Fear
  324. Fearful-Avoidant Individuals
  325. Feeding Disorders
  326. Fertility
  327. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
  328. Fetal Origins Hypothesis
  329. Field Experiments
  330. Filial Anxiety
  331. Filial Piety
  332. Film
  333. Finances
  334. Flow
  335. Focus Groups
  336. Food Insecurity
  337. Forgiveness
  338. Foster Care
  339. Fragile X Syndrome
  340. Frailty
  341. Fraternal Twins
  342. Free Will
  343. Friendships
  344. Future Orientation (Time)
  345. G
  346. Gang Involvement
  347. Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Issues
  348. Gender
  349. Gender Development
  350. Gender Identity Development
  351. Gender Socialization
  352. Gene–Environment Correlations
  353. Gene–Environment Interplay
  354. Generativity
  355. Generosity
  356. Genetic Anomalies
  357. Genetics
  358. Genocide
  359. Genomics
  360. Geography
  361. Gerontology
  362. Gestures
  363. Giftedness
  364. Glass Ceiling
  365. Global Child and Maternal Health
  366. Global Developmental Science
  367. Goals
  368. God
  369. Good Death
  370. Goodness of Fit
  371. Government
  372. Grandchildren
  373. Grandparents
  374. Gratitude
  375. Grief
  376. Grit
  377. Growth Curve Modeling and Longitudinal Factor Analysis
  378. Guided Participation
  379. Guilt
  380. H
  381. Habit
  382. Habituation and Novelty Responsiveness
  383. Handedness
  384. Happiness
  385. Head Start
  386. Health (Attitude, Disparities, Promotion)
  387. Health and Development in the Context of Family Relationships/Family Stress
  388. Health Care
  389. Health Literacy
  390. Hearing
  391. Hemispheric Lateralization
  392. Heredity
  393. Heritability
  394. History
  395. HIV/AIDS
  396. Homelessness
  397. Homophily
  398. Honesty and Lying
  399. Hope
  400. Hormone Replacement Therapy
  401. Hormone Therapy
  402. Hormones
  403. Hospice Care
  404. Hostility
  405. Household Chaos
  406. Household Economics
  407. HPA Axis
  408. Human Rights
  409. Human Trafficking
  410. Humility
  411. Humor
  412. Hypertension
  413. Hypothalamic–Pituitary–Adrenal (HPA) Axis
  414. Hypothesis Testing
  415. I
  416. Identical Twins
  417. Identity Development
  418. Ideology
  419. Illness
  420. Imagination
  421. Imitation
  422. Immigration
  423. Immune System
  424. Immunization
  425. Impulsivity
  426. Incarceration
  427. Indirect Aggression
  428. Indiscriminate Social Responsiveness
  429. Individual Differences in Life-Span Development
  430. Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
  431. Inequality
  432. Infancy
  433. Infectious Diseases
  434. Informal Labor Market
  435. Information Processing
  436. Informed Consent
  437. Inheritance
  438. Inhibition
  439. Initiative Versus Guilt
  440. Injury
  441. Insight
  442. Institutions/Orphanages
  443. Insurance
  444. Integrity and Despair
  445. Intellectual Disabilities
  446. Intelligence
  447. Intensive Longitudinal Methods
  448. Intentionality
  449. Interactions, Interpersonal
  450. Intergenerational Programs
  451. Intergenerational Relationships
  452. Intergenerational Transmission
  453. Internal Working Model
  454. International Child Welfare
  455. Internet
  456. Interpersonal Relationships
  457. Intersensory Perception
  458. Intersubjectivity
  459. Interventions
  460. Interviewing Children
  461. Intraindividual Variability Across the Life Span
  462. Intuition
  463. J
  464. Jealousy and Envy
  465. Joint Attention
  466. Joviality
  467. Justice
  468. K
  469. Kindness
  470. Kinship
  471. Knowledge
  472. L
  473. Language
  474. Late Versus Early Parenthood
  475. Law
  476. Leadership
  477. Learning
  478. Learning Disabilities
  479. Leisure
  480. Liberalism
  481. Life Events
  482. Life Expectancy
  483. Life Goals
  484. Life History Theory
  485. Life Narrative
  486. Life Review
  487. Life Satisfaction
  488. Life-Span Research Projects
  489. Lifestyles
  490. Literacy
  491. Living Will
  492. Logical Thinking
  493. Loneliness
  494. Longevity
  495. Longitudinal Versus Cross-Sectional Design, Analysis
  496. Love
  497. Low- and Middle-Income Countries
  498. M
  499. Magic
  500. Maltreatment
  501. Mandatory Retirement
  502. Marital Conflict
  503. Marital Relationships
  504. Marriage
  505. Mastery Across Adulthood
  506. Materialism
  507. Mathematical Thinking
  508. Mattering
  509. Maturation
  510. Maturing Out
  511. Measurement
  512. Media
  513. Medicaid
  514. Medical Decision-Making
  515. Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment
  516. Medical Settings
  517. Medicare
  518. Meditation
  519. Memory
  520. Menopausal Hormone Therapy
  521. Menopause
  522. Mental Health
  523. Mental Illness
  524. Mentoring
  525. Meta-Analysis
  526. Metacognition
  527. Microbiome
  528. Microgenetic Analysis
  529. Middle Age/Midlife
  530. Migration
  531. Military Families
  532. Mindfulness
  533. Mind-Mindedness
  534. Mind-Set
  535. Minor Neurocognitive Disorder/Mild Cognitive Impairment
  536. Mirror Neurons
  537. Mixed-Method Study
  538. Molecular Genetics
  539. Money
  540. Mood Disorders
  541. Morality
  542. Mortality
  543. Motivation (Intrinsic, Extrinsic)
  544. Motivational Theory
  545. Motor Development
  546. Multigenerational Family
  547. Multilevel Modeling: Application for Life-Span Research
  548. Multimorbidity and Multiple Diseases
  549. Multiple Intelligences
  550. Multiple Partner Fertility
  551. Multiple Time Scale Design
  552. Museums
  553. Music
  554. Mysticism
  555. N
  556. Narcissism
  557. Naturalistic Methods
  558. Nature–Nurture
  559. Negotiation
  560. Neighborhoods
  561. Neural Connectivity
  562. Neurobiology of Affiliation
  563. Neurobiology of Mothering
  564. Neurocognitive Disorders
  565. Neuroendocrinology
  566. Neurogenesis
  567. Neuroimaging
  568. Newborn Assessment
  569. Nonverbal Communication
  570. Norms
  571. Nuclear Family
  572. Numeracy
  573. Nurse Home Visiting
  574. Nursing Homes and Skilled Nursing Facilities
  575. Nutrition
  576. O
  577. Obesity
  578. Observational Data
  579. Occupational Health
  580. Old Age
  581. Oldest Old
  582. Olfaction
  583. Online Communication
  584. Optimism
  585. Organization of Relationships: Messiness and Reparation
  586. Organizations
  587. Ostracism
  588. Ownership
  589. P
  590. Pain
  591. Palliative Care
  592. Panel Studies
  593. Paradox
  594. Parental Authority
  595. Parental Conditional Regard
  596. Parent–Child Conflict
  597. Parent–Child Interaction
  598. Parent–Child Synchrony
  599. Parenting
  600. Parenting by Lesbians and Gay Men: Outcomes for Children and Youth
  601. Parenting Style
  602. Participant Observation
  603. Passion
  604. Patienthood
  605. Peer Rejection
  606. Peers
  607. Peer Victimization
  608. Pension Plan
  609. Perception
  610. Perfectionism
  611. Personality
  612. Person-Oriented Psychology
  613. Perspective Taking
  614. Persuasion
  615. Pets
  616. Philanthropy
  617. Phobias
  618. Physical Activity
  619. Physical Appearance
  620. Physical Development and Growth
  621. Physical Disability
  622. Physical Environment
  623. Physical Health
  624. Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST)
  625. Piaget’s Theory
  626. Pivot Generation
  627. Planning Skills
  628. Plasticity
  629. Play
  630. Playfulness
  631. Pleasure
  632. Political Violence
  633. Politics
  634. Popularity
  635. Population Aging
  636. Positive Adaptations in Development
  637. Positive Youth Development
  638. Positivity Effect
  639. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
  640. Posture
  641. Poverty
  642. Poverty and Brain Development
  643. Praise
  644. Pregnancy
  645. Pregnancy Anxiety and Stress
  646. Prejudice and Discrimination
  647. Prenatal Development
  648. Presbyopia and Diseases of the Eye in Late Life
  649. Pretense
  650. Preterm Birth
  651. Prevention Programs
  652. Pride
  653. Prison
  654. Problem-Solving
  655. Professional Ethics
  656. Programmed Theories of Aging
  657. Property
  658. Prosocial Behavior
  659. Prosocial Reasoning
  660. Prosociality
  661. Psychoanalytic Theory
  662. Psychological Control
  663. Psychological Needs
  664. Psychosexual Stages of Development
  665. Psychosocial Development
  666. Psychosocial Moratorium
  667. Pubertal Timing
  668. Public Engagement
  669. Public Policy
  670. Public Programs for Children and Families
  671. Purpose
  672. Q
  673. Qualitative Methods
  674. Quasi-Experimental Methods
  675. Questionnaires
  676. R
  677. Racial and Ethnic Identity
  678. Randomized Controlled Trials
  679. Reading
  680. Reasoning
  681. Reciprocity
  682. Reflexes
  683. Refugees
  684. Regret
  685. Rejection Versus Acceptance
  686. Relational Developmental Systems
  687. Reliability
  688. Religion and Faith
  689. Remarriage
  690. Replication
  691. Representativeness
  692. Resilience
  693. Retirement
  694. Reward Sensitivity
  695. Risk and Protective Factors
  696. Risk-Taking
  697. Rites of Passage
  698. Ritual
  699. Role Taking
  700. Romantic Relationships
  701. S
  702. Sadness
  703. Sampling
  704. Sandwich Generation
  705. Scaffolding
  706. Schizophrenia
  707. School Dropout
  708. School Readiness
  709. School–Home Links
  710. Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
  711. Scientific Reasoning
  712. Scripts
  713. Secondary Data Analysis
  714. Secondary Sex Characteristics
  715. Second-Career Pattern
  716. Security
  717. Self
  718. Self-Actualization
  719. Self-Care
  720. Self-Deception
  721. Self-Efficacy
  722. Self-Esteem
  723. Self-Perceptions
  724. Self-Regulation
  725. Self-Report Assessments
  726. Self-Worth
  727. Senescence
  728. Sensation Seeking
  729. Sensitive Period
  730. Sensory Systems
  731. Sequential Designs
  732. Set Point
  733. Sex Differences
  734. Sexual Assault
  735. Sexual Attitudes
  736. Sexual Behavior
  737. Sexual Development
  738. Sexual Identity
  739. Sexual Reproduction
  740. Sexual Risk Behaviors
  741. Sexuality
  742. Sexuality Education
  743. Sexually Transmitted Infections
  744. Shame
  745. Shared and Nonshared Environment
  746. Siblings
  747. Sin
  748. Single Parenthood
  749. Skill Attainment and Loss
  750. Slavery
  751. Sleep
  752. Sleeper Effect
  753. Smell
  754. Smile
  755. Social Acceptance and Social Rejection
  756. Social and Emotional Behavior
  757. Social Anxiety
  758. Social Capital
  759. Social Categorization
  760. Social Cognition
  761. Social Cognitive Theory
  762. Social Competence
  763. Social Contagion
  764. Social Development
  765. Social Equity Theory
  766. Social Exclusion
  767. Social Groups
  768. Social Identity
  769. Social Inequality
  770. Social Information Processing
  771. Social Isolation
  772. Social Justice
  773. Social Learning Theory
  774. Social Networks
  775. Social Referencing
  776. Social Relationships
  777. Social Safety Net Programs
  778. Social Science
  779. Social Security
  780. Social Status
  781. Social Strife
  782. Social Support
  783. Social Understanding
  784. Social Withdrawal
  785. Socialization
  786. Socioeconomic Status
  787. Socioemotional Selectivity Theory
  788. Sociometric Techniques
  789. Solidarity Theory
  790. Specificity Principle
  791. Speech
  792. Spirituality
  793. Sports
  794. Standardized Tests
  795. Status Hierarchy
  796. Stepfamilies
  797. Stepfamilies and Blended Families
  798. Stereotype
  799. Stereotype Threat
  800. Stereotypes of Aging
  801. STIs
  802. Storytelling
  803. Stranger Wariness
  804. Street Life
  805. Stress
  806. Structural Equation Modeling
  807. Structured Observation
  808. Substance Use
  809. Successful Aging
  810. Suicidal Ideation and Behavior
  811. Suicide
  812. Supercentenarians
  813. Survey Research
  814. Survival Analysis
  815. Symbolic Representation
  816. Sympathy
  817. T
  818. Tanner Stages
  819. Taste
  820. Teachers
  821. Technology and Aging
  822. Technology Use
  823. Teen Parenthood
  824. Telehealth
  825. Television
  826. Telomere
  827. Temperament
  828. Temperament and Personality
  829. Teratogens
  830. Terminal Decline
  831. Terminal Drop
  832. Testosterone
  833. Theory of Mind
  834. Thinking
  835. Thriving
  836. Time
  837. Time Sampling
  838. Tolerance
  839. Touch
  840. Toys and Games
  841. Transactions
  842. Transition to Adulthood
  843. Transition to Parenthood
  844. Traumatic Stress
  845. Trust
  846. Trustworthiness
  847. Twin Studies
  848. Twins
  849. U
  850. Unions
  851. Universal Education
  852. Universals
  853. Urban and Rural Living
  854. V
  855. Validity
  856. Values
  857. Victimization
  858. Violence
  859. Vision
  860. Visual Disorders: Age-Related Macular Degeneration, Cataract
  861. Volunteerism
  862. Vygotsky’s Sociocultural Theory
  863. W
  864. War
  865. Well-Being
  866. Widow, Widower
  867. Wisdom
  868. Wishes
  869. Work/Family Conflict
  870. Index