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On the other hand , the behavioral indices of attachment may include similar
direct indices of the positive stimulus control acquired by the object person over a
child ' s behaviors , but they also typically include , and may be almost entirely ...
On the other hand , the behavioral indices of attachment may include similar
direct indices of the positive stimulus control acquired by the object person over a
child ' s behaviors , but they also typically include , and may be almost entirely ...
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For one , explicit recognition is almost never given to there being , under the
standard conceptions of dependence or attachment , many and diverse potential
indices of those concepts , a factor that should qualify inferences from any set of ...
For one , explicit recognition is almost never given to there being , under the
standard conceptions of dependence or attachment , many and diverse potential
indices of those concepts , a factor that should qualify inferences from any set of ...
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As has been shown , there are in use many and variegated indices of
dependence . Some detrimental consequences of using uncritically a large
number of such indices have already been noted . One point should perhaps be
reemphasized ...
As has been shown , there are in use many and variegated indices of
dependence . Some detrimental consequences of using uncritically a large
number of such indices have already been noted . One point should perhaps be
reemphasized ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Childhood Socialization 791 19 Childhood Socialization | 19 |
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