Handbook of Socialization Theory and ResearchDavid A. Goslin Rand McNally, 1969 - Всего страниц: 1182 |
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... role of secretary , as generally defined , but must also be able to learn what is expected of her in the particular position for which she is applying . In other words , partial role - learning is often necessary before an individual ...
... role of secretary , as generally defined , but must also be able to learn what is expected of her in the particular position for which she is applying . In other words , partial role - learning is often necessary before an individual ...
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... role - playing , i.e. , of enacting the role of the other . The theories assume that roles are packages of behavior performed by classes of persons , so that playing the other's role does not imply magically equating the body or ...
... role - playing , i.e. , of enacting the role of the other . The theories assume that roles are packages of behavior performed by classes of persons , so that playing the other's role does not imply magically equating the body or ...
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... role of , in sex - role development , 712– 715 schedules , 76–77 social , 68 and socialization of the mentally retarded , 1091-1093 titration , 78 vicarious , 147–148 vicarious , influence on identification , 236-241 See also Sanctions ...
... role of , in sex - role development , 712– 715 schedules , 76–77 social , 68 and socialization of the mentally retarded , 1091-1093 titration , 78 vicarious , 147–148 vicarious , influence on identification , 236-241 See also Sanctions ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Some Roles | 57 |
SocialLearning Theory of Identificatory Processes | 213 |
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