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LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS

Leonard Abbeduto

University of Wisconsin,

Madison

Preschool

Jane L. Abraham

Virginia Tech

Puberty

Sex Education

Maria Adiyanti

Gadjah Mada University

Aggression

Andréa Aguiar

University of Waterloo

Object Permanence

Benjamin Aguilar

Insitute of Child Development,

University of Minnesota

Delinquency

Daisuke Akiba

Center for the Study of Human

Development, Brown University

Heredity versus Environment

Greg R. Alexander

Department of Maternal and

Child Health, University of

Alabama, Birmingham School

of Public Health

Birthweight

Infant Mortality

Premature Infants

Elizabeth C. Allen

Wake Forest University School of

Medicine

Children with Special Health

Care Needs

Dare A. Baldwin

University of Oregon

Motherese

Janet W. Bates

University of Kansas

Play

Daniel J. Bauer

Odum Institute for Research in

Social Science, University of

North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Day Care

Lisa Baumwell

New York University

Firstborn Children

Sherry L. Beaumont

University of Northern British

Columbia

Gesell, Arnold

Debora Bell-Dolan

University of Missouri

Ethical Guidelines for

Research

Trude Bennett

University of North Carolina,

Chapel Hill

Abortion

Maternal Health

Janette B. Benson

Department of Psychology,

University of Denver

Activity Level

Victor W. Bergenn

Council on Education Psychology

McGraw, Myrtle Byram

Gary L. Allen

University of South Carolina,

Columbia

Three Mountain Task

Virginia D. Allhusen

University of California, Irvine

Stages of Development

Jeannette M. Alvarez

Department of Psychology, New

York University

Acting Out

Self-Concept

Lynley H. Anderman

University of Kentucky

Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

Linda J. Anooshian

Boise State University

Poverty

Glen P. Aylward

Southern Illinois University

School of Medicine

Learning Disabilities

Don Bailey

Frank Porter Graham Child

Development Center, University

of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Fragile X Syndrome

Tracey R. Bainter

University of Kansas

Domestic Violence

Amy J. L. Baker

The Children’s Village

Working in Adolescence

Lynne E. Baker-Ward

North Carolina State University

Memory

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