Paraverbal Communication with Children: Not through Words Alone

This hardcover edition is in fair condition, showing signs of prior library use. The cover is intact but lacks a dust jacket. The spine and binding are sturdy, ensuring durability for future readers. There are no inscriptions or signatures present, maintaining a clean interior. Overall, it is a functional copy suitable for study and reference.

"Paraverbal Communication with Children: Not through Words Alone" by Evelyn Phillips Heimlich and Arlene J. Mark is a significant exploration into the realm of nonverbal communication with children. Published by Plenum Press in 1990, this hardcover edition is an insightful resource for those interested in psychology and child development. The book delves into the subtleties of paraverbal communication, offering a comprehensive look at how children express themselves beyond words. This edition, printed in New York and London, is particularly valuable for educators, psychologists, and parents seeking to understand the nuances of child interaction. The book is ex-library, indicating previous institutional use, and does not include a dust jacket. With its focus on nonverbal cues and child psychology, it remains a pertinent resource for those dedicated to enhancing communication with children.