Understanding peer influence in children and adolescents
Mitchell J. Prinstein (Editor), Kenneth A. Dodge (Editor)
"The book provides a comprehensive framework for understanding how peer influence operates, its role in adolescent development and socialization, and implications for intervention and prevention. Presenting compelling theoretical and empirical advances -- and identifying important directions for future research -- this authoritative book belongs on the shelves of researchers, practitioners, and policymakers in developmental, clinical, and social psychology; social work; education; criminology, public policy; and related disciplines. It will serve as a supplemental text in graduate-level courses."--Jacket
Print Book, English, ©2008
Guilford Press, New York, ©2008