Spilsbury,
Richard. Emotions: From Birth to Old Age.
Capstone/Heinemann 2013 64p ISBN 978-1-43297082-6 series: Your Body For Life ms/hs E-BN
Nonfiction
Part of the Your Body for Life
series, this book describes the ways in which emotions are vital for human social behavior and how they affect
the way we interact with the world around us, including the ways our bodies change as we grow
and get older. The book also
includes a 14-question quiz, a facts and figures page, a
glossary, and suggestions for further research, as
well as colorful pages and thought-provoking information boxes. The first chapter is
devoted to describing emotions, including information like the chemical and
experiential causes of emotions, the difference between mood and emotion, how
to spot a fake smile, the concept of emotional development, and the impact of
society on human emotions. After that, the book is divided
into chapters based on the stages of life: infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and old age.
Each individual chapter is well organized with sensible subject
divisions, and each page is set up so that the information is presented in conveniently-sized
portions that are not overwhelming to readers. The “Find Out More” page, which includes lists
of suggested reading, web sites, places to visit, and
topics for further research, offers thoughtful suggestions and up-to-date information. The photographs and
other graphics that accompany the text are visually appealing and add to the
text rather than distracting from it.
The Your Body for Life series
looks at how our bodies change as we grow and get older, and how the changes affect the
way we live and the things we need. Titles
in the series cover emotions, exercise, health and disease, mental development,
nutrition, and the physical body.
Summary: This book describes the ways in which
emotions are vital for human social behavior and how they
affect the way we interact with the world around us, including the ways our
bodies change as we grow and get older. The book also includes a 14-question
quiz, a facts
and figures page, a glossary, and suggestions for further research, as well as colorful
pages and thought-provoking information boxes.
Human emotion --Bethany
Geleskie
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