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Interaction serves several important functions with respect to role development . First , the exercise of external sanctions is difficult under conditions of low interaction except in highly formalized settings such as the military ...
Interaction serves several important functions with respect to role development . First , the exercise of external sanctions is difficult under conditions of low interaction except in highly formalized settings such as the military ...
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What Harlow has found to be sufficient for the formation of monkey attachments and for “ normal ” adult social and sexual behavior is social interaction with peers in play . What elements of play interaction are important has not been ...
What Harlow has found to be sufficient for the formation of monkey attachments and for “ normal ” adult social and sexual behavior is social interaction with peers in play . What elements of play interaction are important has not been ...
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One focuses principally upon goals and sees interaction as the exchange of rewards and costs . Little attention is specifically paid to how the exchanges actually take place . There is bargaining but no bargaining process .
One focuses principally upon goals and sees interaction as the exchange of rewards and costs . Little attention is specifically paid to how the exchanges actually take place . There is bargaining but no bargaining process .
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Introduction | 1 |
Theoretical Approaches to the Socialization Process | 23 |
Some Roles | 57 |
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