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Except for very few occasional visits to see his mother when his father was not at home , and somewhat more frequent exchange of visits with his younger sister , Otto had no further contact with his family . The case was closed after ...
Except for very few occasional visits to see his mother when his father was not at home , and somewhat more frequent exchange of visits with his younger sister , Otto had no further contact with his family . The case was closed after ...
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The first child whose next sibling is 11 months younger than he is in a very different social situation than is the first child whose next sibling is four years younger . The oldest boy with a younger sister is different from the boy ...
The first child whose next sibling is 11 months younger than he is in a very different social situation than is the first child whose next sibling is four years younger . The oldest boy with a younger sister is different from the boy ...
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Parental roles still assume priority in daytime hours while children are awake , particularly when the children are younger . Conjugal roles are relegated to night hours when the spouses may be too tired to interact .
Parental roles still assume priority in daytime hours while children are awake , particularly when the children are younger . Conjugal roles are relegated to night hours when the spouses may be too tired to interact .
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Introduction | 1 |
Theoretical Approaches to the Socialization Process | 23 |
Some Roles | 57 |
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