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We assume that the agent and patient perspectives are the first to develop — they are “ twin born ” to use Mead's expression . The notion of an agent is linked to that of a patient — but it may take an infant some time to discover that ...
We assume that the agent and patient perspectives are the first to develop — they are “ twin born ” to use Mead's expression . The notion of an agent is linked to that of a patient — but it may take an infant some time to discover that ...
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A child may be born with a disability or acquire one at any age ; although there is a dearth of studies on the significance of the time of onset , it is likely to have important consequences for the child's development .
A child may be born with a disability or acquire one at any age ; although there is a dearth of studies on the significance of the time of onset , it is likely to have important consequences for the child's development .
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The number of persons born in this country of foreign or mixed native and foreign parentage was 23,784,000 . The countries contributing more than 1,000 ,000 to the “ foreign white stock , " the Census term for the 33,078,000 white ...
The number of persons born in this country of foreign or mixed native and foreign parentage was 23,784,000 . The countries contributing more than 1,000 ,000 to the “ foreign white stock , " the Census term for the 33,078,000 white ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Theoretical Approaches to the Socialization Process | 23 |
Some Roles | 57 |
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