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Information Getting and Information Seeking The achievement of a cognitive representation is not solely a matter of interpreting incoming data ; it also depends upon various sorts of activities that gather new information ...
Information Getting and Information Seeking The achievement of a cognitive representation is not solely a matter of interpreting incoming data ; it also depends upon various sorts of activities that gather new information ...
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The first one is seen as kinder than the second presumably because the motivation to benefit the baby brother is more unambiguous . In other pictures , the alternative motivation is some sort of moral obligation .
The first one is seen as kinder than the second presumably because the motivation to benefit the baby brother is more unambiguous . In other pictures , the alternative motivation is some sort of moral obligation .
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In either case there is a shared pattern of behavior , since reciprocal play is a sort of reciprocal imitation ( " you follow me , then I follow you ” ) . One cannot claim that such sharing creates “ the ejective consciousness ” in the ...
In either case there is a shared pattern of behavior , since reciprocal play is a sort of reciprocal imitation ( " you follow me , then I follow you ” ) . One cannot claim that such sharing creates “ the ejective consciousness ” in the ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Some Roles | 57 |
SocialLearning Theory of Identificatory Processes | 213 |
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