The Child's Entry Into a Social World |
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In addition Condon also found " interactional synchrony ” , designating a similar
correspondence between the speaker ' s units of speech and the listener ' s units
of movement . Thus a precise isomorphism of body motion with the articulatory ...
In addition Condon also found " interactional synchrony ” , designating a similar
correspondence between the speaker ' s units of speech and the listener ' s units
of movement . Thus a precise isomorphism of body motion with the articulatory ...
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Thus mothers who frequently offered toys to their toddlers had children who
engaged a great deal in similar behaviour with peers ; mothers who were often
negative and seized toys from their children had sons who were subsequently
more ...
Thus mothers who frequently offered toys to their toddlers had children who
engaged a great deal in similar behaviour with peers ; mothers who were often
negative and seized toys from their children had sons who were subsequently
more ...
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A similar kind of relationship emerges from a study by Rubenstein and Howes (
1979 ) of the experiences encountered by 18 - month - old children at home and
in daycare centres : in both settings restrictive control on the part of the caregiver
...
A similar kind of relationship emerges from a study by Rubenstein and Howes (
1979 ) of the experiences encountered by 18 - month - old children at home and
in daycare centres : in both settings restrictive control on the part of the caregiver
...
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Preface | 1 |
Initial Encounters | 18 |
Facetoface Interactions | 45 |
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