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tion about the social environment and the consequences of the child ' s
behavioral choices . The observed behavior of others is an extensive source of
informational cues and motivational stimuli , and will often serve to elicit
behavioral ...
tion about the social environment and the consequences of the child ' s
behavioral choices . The observed behavior of others is an extensive source of
informational cues and motivational stimuli , and will often serve to elicit
behavioral ...
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tion in other psychological areas as well . To this point these sex differences have
not been specifically studied in relation to the socialization process . It seems
likely , however , that the socialization cluster identified as important for the ...
tion in other psychological areas as well . To this point these sex differences have
not been specifically studied in relation to the socialization process . It seems
likely , however , that the socialization cluster identified as important for the ...
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tion of skills and gradual acceptance of the unemployed status tended to result in
complete unemployability ( Pilgrim Trust , 1938 ; Komarovsky , 1940 ) . Thus it
seems clear that , at all age levels , social structural barriers can destroy the ...
tion of skills and gradual acceptance of the unemployed status tended to result in
complete unemployability ( Pilgrim Trust , 1938 ; Komarovsky , 1940 ) . Thus it
seems clear that , at all age levels , social structural barriers can destroy the ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Theoretical Approaches to the Socialization Process | 23 |
Some Roles | 57 |
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