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One group had experienced the rather limited amount of physical contact that
tends to be customary in Western maternity hospitals , whereas mothers of the
other group were given 16 hours of additional contact during the first three days .
One group had experienced the rather limited amount of physical contact that
tends to be customary in Western maternity hospitals , whereas mothers of the
other group were given 16 hours of additional contact during the first three days .
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Moreover , given the rapidity of eye opening and shutting and of head turning , he
can do so with great speed and efficiency . There are , however , certain
regularities in infants ' visual behaviour towards other people which underlie this
...
Moreover , given the rapidity of eye opening and shutting and of head turning , he
can do so with great speed and efficiency . There are , however , certain
regularities in infants ' visual behaviour towards other people which underlie this
...
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Thus credit can be given to a child for at least looking at the object or touching it ,
even though he has not wholly complied with the request . The three kinds
represent successive approximations , with orientation compliance being the
easiest ...
Thus credit can be given to a child for at least looking at the object or touching it ,
even though he has not wholly complied with the request . The three kinds
represent successive approximations , with orientation compliance being the
easiest ...
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Preface | 1 |
Initial Encounters | 18 |
Facetoface Interactions | 45 |
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