The papers presented in this volume seek to illuminate relationships among the cognitive style of field dependence- independence and biological, psychological, and sociocultural aspects of human functioning across the life span. The book begins by addressing fundamental issues concerning the role of cognitive style in human development. The remainder of the text treats cognitive style in relation to biological, psychological, and sociocultural functioning. Also included is a summary of directions for future research.
The papers presented in this volume seek to illuminate relationships among the cognitive style of field dependence- independence and biological, psychological, and sociocultural aspects of human functioning across the life span. The book begins by addressing fundamental issues concerning the role of cognitive style in human development. The remainder of the text treats cognitive style in relation to biological, psychological, and sociocultural functioning. Also included is a summary of directions for future research.
Contents: S. Wapner J. Demick Introduction. S.H. White The Child as Agent: Issues of Cognitive Style and Personal Design in Human Development. Part I:Biological Functioning.M. Bertini P. Braibanti P. Mamone Wake-Sleep and Psychological Differentiation from Intrauterine to Postnatal Life: A Longitudinal Research Program. D. Spinelli G. Antonucci D.R. Goodenough L. Pizzamiglio P. Zoccolotti Psychophysiological Mechanisms Underlying the Rod- and-Frame Illusion. A.J. Silverman Psychophysiological and Brain Lateralization Studies in Field Dependence-Independence. E. Kaplan Biological and Environmental Factors Affecting Field Dependence-Independence: A Process Analysis. Part II: Psychological Functioning.L. Manning Objective and Subjective Factors in Field Dependence-Independence. T. Ohlmann C. Marendaz Vicarious Processes Involved in Selection/Control of Frames of Reference and Spatial Aspects of Field Dependence-Independence. D.R. Goodenough P.K. Oltman D. Snow P.W. Cox D. Markowitz Field Dependence-Independence and Embedded Figures Performance. J.K. Davis Educational Implications of Field Dependence- Independence. N. Kogan J. Block Field Dependence-Independence from Early Childhood Through Adolescence: Personality and Socialization Aspects. J. Demick Organismic Factors in Field Dependence-Independence: Gender Personality Psychopathology. J. Demick S. Wapner Field Dependence-Independence in Adult Development and Aging. S. Santostefano Cognitive Style as a Process Coordinating Outer Space with Inner Self: Lessons from the Past. Part III:Sociocultural Functioning.J.W. Berry Cultural Variations in Field Dependence- Independence. A.S. Dreyer The Role of Field Dependence-Independence in Close Relationships. J. van Meel Proximate Social Influences on Field Dependence- Independence. S. Wapner Some Relations Between Field Dependence-Independence and a Holistic Developmental Systems-Oriented Perspective. I.E. Sigel The Cognitive Style Construct: A Conceptual Analysis. Part IV:Directions for Future Research.S. Wapner J. Demick Some Open Research Problems on Field Dependence-Independence: Theory and Methodology.
Contents: S. Wapner J. Demick Introduction. S.H. White The Child as Agent: Issues of Cognitive Style and Personal Design in Human Development. Part I:Biological Functioning.M. Bertini P. Braibanti P. Mamone Wake-Sleep and Psychological Differentiation from Intrauterine to Postnatal Life: A Longitudinal Research Program. D. Spinelli G. Antonucci D.R. Goodenough L. Pizzamiglio P. Zoccolotti Psychophysiological Mechanisms Underlying the Rod- and-Frame Illusion. A.J. Silverman Psychophysiological and Brain Lateralization Studies in Field Dependence-Independence. E. Kaplan Biological and Environmental Factors Affecting Field Dependence-Independence: A Process Analysis. Part II: Psychological Functioning.L. Manning Objective and Subjective Factors in Field Dependence-Independence. T. Ohlmann C. Marendaz Vicarious Processes Involved in Selection/Control of Frames of Reference and Spatial Aspects of Field Dependence-Independence. D.R. Goodenough P.K. Oltman D. Snow P.W. Cox D. Markowitz Field Dependence-Independence and Embedded Figures Performance. J.K. Davis Educational Implications of Field Dependence- Independence. N. Kogan J. Block Field Dependence-Independence from Early Childhood Through Adolescence: Personality and Socialization Aspects. J. Demick Organismic Factors in Field Dependence-Independence: Gender Personality Psychopathology. J. Demick S. Wapner Field Dependence-Independence in Adult Development and Aging. S. Santostefano Cognitive Style as a Process Coordinating Outer Space with Inner Self: Lessons from the Past. Part III:Sociocultural Functioning.J.W. Berry Cultural Variations in Field Dependence- Independence. A.S. Dreyer The Role of Field Dependence-Independence in Close Relationships. J. van Meel Proximate Social Influences on Field Dependence- Independence. S. Wapner Some Relations Between Field Dependence-Independence and a Holistic Developmental Systems-Oriented Perspective. I.E. Sigel The Cognitive Style Construct: A Conceptual Analysis. Part IV:Directions for Future Research.S. Wapner J. Demick Some Open Research Problems on Field Dependence-Independence: Theory and Methodology.
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