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satiation motivation literature as well , remarkably little attention has been devoted to the functioning for behavior of stimuli through the lower and intermediate segments of their intensity ranges . The young , rapidly developing ...
satiation motivation literature as well , remarkably little attention has been devoted to the functioning for behavior of stimuli through the lower and intermediate segments of their intensity ranges . The young , rapidly developing ...
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It is abundantly clear that the lower class cannot and does not feel as much sense of power in , and responsibility for , the institutions of government and economy as does the middle class . This , in turn , tends to generate less of a ...
It is abundantly clear that the lower class cannot and does not feel as much sense of power in , and responsibility for , the institutions of government and economy as does the middle class . This , in turn , tends to generate less of a ...
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in lower - class and minority schools similarly offer a larger and more varied list of complaints about student deportment and activities that interfere with the educational aims of the school ( Coleman et al . , 1966 ) .
in lower - class and minority schools similarly offer a larger and more varied list of complaints about student deportment and activities that interfere with the educational aims of the school ( Coleman et al . , 1966 ) .
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Introduction | 1 |
Theoretical Approaches to the Socialization Process | 23 |
Some Roles | 57 |
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