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The author has had 120 Negro children who began , at exactly age two , attending a preschool situation for one hour periods twice weekly for eight months ( Palmer , 1968 ) . Half the children were seen individually by an instruc- tor ...
The author has had 120 Negro children who began , at exactly age two , attending a preschool situation for one hour periods twice weekly for eight months ( Palmer , 1968 ) . Half the children were seen individually by an instruc- tor ...
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... of a national sample of youth , fails to show any substantial difference in the church going practices of 12th - grade compared to 9th - grade students ; a larger proportion of the former attends more often than once a week and less ...
... of a national sample of youth , fails to show any substantial difference in the church going practices of 12th - grade compared to 9th - grade students ; a larger proportion of the former attends more often than once a week and less ...
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Howard Moss observed mothers and infants at 3 weeks and 3 months in the natural context of the home . ... 3 weeks and 3 months , for the 12 - week - old requires much less close physical han- dling than the 3 - week - old infant .
Howard Moss observed mothers and infants at 3 weeks and 3 months in the natural context of the home . ... 3 weeks and 3 months , for the 12 - week - old requires much less close physical han- dling than the 3 - week - old infant .
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Introduction | 1 |
Theoretical Approaches to the Socialization Process | 23 |
Some Roles | 57 |
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