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Emotion in adult development

Carol Zander Malatesta · Carroll E. Izard

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Ego Development and Educational Practices Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development Aging and Gerontology Research

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The role of emotion in the development of adults has only recently come into its own as an area of study. In this volume scholars bring together (for the first time) work which provides us with an analysis of these affective processes and their place in the course of adult life. The contributors develop theoretical frameworks and present research which examines the role of emotion in relation to critical developmental areas: cognition, personality, well-being, interaction and culture.

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