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Since it seems reasonable to assume that people would have been rewarded most often for imitating ethnically similar models , the latter findings are not explainable in terms of generalization from prior differential reinforcement ...
Since it seems reasonable to assume that people would have been rewarded most often for imitating ethnically similar models , the latter findings are not explainable in terms of generalization from prior differential reinforcement ...
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The age trends for both father - absent and father - present Negro boys of average IQ were quite similar to those found in an average IQ middle - class white population . By age 7 almost all boys had 100 per cent masculine choice on the ...
The age trends for both father - absent and father - present Negro boys of average IQ were quite similar to those found in an average IQ middle - class white population . By age 7 almost all boys had 100 per cent masculine choice on the ...
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Father and horse were similar in that both were large and strong and had light skins . Both also had dark areas around the mouth and eyes : the father had a beard and glasses and the horse had a black snout and blinders .
Father and horse were similar in that both were large and strong and had light skins . Both also had dark areas around the mouth and eyes : the father had a beard and glasses and the horse had a black snout and blinders .
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Introduction | 1 |
Theoretical Approaches to the Socialization Process | 23 |
Some Roles | 57 |
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