WHY YOUTH IS NOT WASTED ON THE YOUNG: IMMATURITY IN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

WHY YOUTH IS NOT WASTED ON THE YOUNG: IMMATURITY IN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

by Bjorklund

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"Humans take longer to reach maturity than most other species on earth. We are the "Peter Pans of the Animal Kingdom." In this look at the nature of childhood, developmental psychologist David Bjorklund applies more than thirty years of research and writing experience to understanding not only why humans have evolved this way, but what role this period of immaturity plays in the social, emotional, and educational needs of today's children. Challenging common perceptions of children as simply "adults in training, " Why Youth is Not Wasted on the Young urges readers to re-examine childhood through an evolutionary lens, seeing it as an essential stage of development with its own unique purposes, separate from those of adulthood; a time of growth and discovery that should not be rushed."--Jacket.

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