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The use of punishment can be illustrated with the social - response class termed aggression , 14 which is often punished by socializing agents . An aversive stimulus , if strong enough , presented contingent upon a response class like ...
The use of punishment can be illustrated with the social - response class termed aggression , 14 which is often punished by socializing agents . An aversive stimulus , if strong enough , presented contingent upon a response class like ...
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It is somewhat more difficult to ascertain the evidence for representational imitation in the findings of another group of experiments , which have demon- strated the effects of the observation of aggression on children's expression of ...
It is somewhat more difficult to ascertain the evidence for representational imitation in the findings of another group of experiments , which have demon- strated the effects of the observation of aggression on children's expression of ...
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body of findings is often interpreted as evidence that punishment which is " se- vere " or intense in magnitude will not be effective in producing internalized suppressive control over aggression . But such an inference is inconsistent ...
body of findings is often interpreted as evidence that punishment which is " se- vere " or intense in magnitude will not be effective in producing internalized suppressive control over aggression . But such an inference is inconsistent ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Theoretical Approaches to the Socialization Process | 23 |
Some Roles | 57 |
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