The Child's Entry Into a Social WorldAcademic Press, 1984 - Всего страниц: 236 |
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... task of state regulation ; whatever maturationally determined neural processes may be playing a part , the input from the parent is also essential in getting him to the point where he can face the next developmental step . And once he ...
... task of state regulation ; whatever maturationally determined neural processes may be playing a part , the input from the parent is also essential in getting him to the point where he can face the next developmental step . And once he ...
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... task confronting the parent - child couple varies from one developmental level to the next , and attempts have accordingly been made to produce lists of such issues as they arise in the course of childhood ( Sander , 1969 ; Sroufe ...
... task confronting the parent - child couple varies from one developmental level to the next , and attempts have accordingly been made to produce lists of such issues as they arise in the course of childhood ( Sander , 1969 ; Sroufe ...
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... task in hand . The physical situation was thus manipulated by the mothers in such a way that the child's behaviour could eventually be channelled in a manner appropriate to the demands of the task . Whatever speech occurred was embedded ...
... task in hand . The physical situation was thus manipulated by the mothers in such a way that the child's behaviour could eventually be channelled in a manner appropriate to the demands of the task . Whatever speech occurred was embedded ...
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Preface | 1 |
Initial Encounters | 18 |
FacetoFace Interactions | 44 |
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