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While the stage conception implies that stages constitute " structured wholes , " the stage notion also suggests that ( 1 ) age should lead to increasing consolidation or equilibrium in a given stage , and ( 2 ) that higher stages ...
While the stage conception implies that stages constitute " structured wholes , " the stage notion also suggests that ( 1 ) age should lead to increasing consolidation or equilibrium in a given stage , and ( 2 ) that higher stages ...
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One cannot claim that such sharing creates " the ejective consciousness ” in the monkey , but the contrast between films of mother monkeys without childhood social experience and those who have had such experience suggests something ...
One cannot claim that such sharing creates " the ejective consciousness ” in the monkey , but the contrast between films of mother monkeys without childhood social experience and those who have had such experience suggests something ...
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( These latter two findings suggest that most parent - child conflicts may be concentrated in the early years of ... had lower status among peers , which suggests that positive orientation toward parents is itself a peer value .
( These latter two findings suggest that most parent - child conflicts may be concentrated in the early years of ... had lower status among peers , which suggests that positive orientation toward parents is itself a peer value .
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Introduction | 1 |
Theoretical Approaches to the Socialization Process | 23 |
Some Roles | 57 |
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