In this issue, twelve articles were collected, each of which illuminates a unique angle of Hebrew and Jewish children's literature in the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries.

This book presents updated information on deception and the methods developed to uncover lies. The author describes a wide range of lies, the verbal and nonverbal cues to deception and the perceived cues, which often mislead lie-catchers. Other is

Why do people resist change? How can we overcome this resistance? The author addresses these questions in his detailed discussion of the traditional theories on the subject and in his new explanations and his own original theoretical-integrative model.

The book provides a model for the processing of information in the mind. It includes chapters on the brain, sensory recording, attention, memory, acts of thought and metacognitive decision making. Ways of supervising and improving the act of proce

Identifying the influential factors within the environment, human as well as inanimate, that affect the differential cognitive development of young children. Prof. Klein's book highlights current research on the surprising initial capabilities of