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Social - learning theories do not claim extensive transfer of learning , i . e . , they
do not claim that reinforcement learning creates generalized traits of personality
manifested in many situations . The experimental studies of socialization are , in ...
Social - learning theories do not claim extensive transfer of learning , i . e . , they
do not claim that reinforcement learning creates generalized traits of personality
manifested in many situations . The experimental studies of socialization are , in ...
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Most theories of personality formation do not assume trait stability , however .
They assume rather that personality undergoes radical transformations in
development but that there is continuity in the individual ' s development through
these ...
Most theories of personality formation do not assume trait stability , however .
They assume rather that personality undergoes radical transformations in
development but that there is continuity in the individual ' s development through
these ...
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personality and the sociocultural system . In this first part the focus is on the
processes of personality development and socialization , and the basic concepts
are personality genotype , personality phenotype , and deliberate socialization . 1
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personality and the sociocultural system . In this first part the focus is on the
processes of personality development and socialization , and the basic concepts
are personality genotype , personality phenotype , and deliberate socialization . 1
.
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Introduction | 1 |
Childhood Socialization 791 19 Childhood Socialization | 19 |
Theoretical Approaches to the Socialization Process | 23 |
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