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Neither the expectations of socialization agents nor the natural trends of development are well defined by a conformity conception of internalization , how- ever . This is apparent in the case of Western adults who do not define moral ...
Neither the expectations of socialization agents nor the natural trends of development are well defined by a conformity conception of internalization , how- ever . This is apparent in the case of Western adults who do not define moral ...
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specifically to the same - sex parent ) are also correlated with acceptance of the conventional moral code or of parental moral expectations , and to self - report measures of adjustment ( evidence reviewed in Kohlberg , 1963a , 1966b ) ...
specifically to the same - sex parent ) are also correlated with acceptance of the conventional moral code or of parental moral expectations , and to self - report measures of adjustment ( evidence reviewed in Kohlberg , 1963a , 1966b ) ...
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The parent ( as agent for society and as significant other to the child ) teaches societal values to the child through the vehicle of his expectations - the ideas and beliefs he expects the child to acquire about what is true ...
The parent ( as agent for society and as significant other to the child ) teaches societal values to the child through the vehicle of his expectations - the ideas and beliefs he expects the child to acquire about what is true ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Theoretical Approaches to the Socialization Process | 23 |
Some Roles | 57 |
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