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,An Ethological—Cognitive Model for the Attenuation of Mother—Child Attachment Behavior,tudies of nonhuman primates, which have given us many of our basic ideas concerning the infant’s development, and the development of his relationship with his mother. From these have developed the basis for a comprehensive theory of mother-infant attachment specifically, and of infant behavioral dev

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History and Importance of Care Pathwaystudies of nonhuman primates, which have given us many of our basic ideas concerning the infant’s development, and the development of his relationship with his mother. From these have developed the basis for a comprehensive theory of mother-infant attachment specifically, and of infant behavioral dev

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Véronique Drapeau-Zgoralski,Geoffrey Dervin shows very little interest in his peers, that his play is solitary, that he treats his peers as inanimate objects (yet he happily explores and shows great interest in inanimate objects), or that the principal form of social interaction between peers involves impersonal struggles over toys. For example, in 1943 Gesell and Ilg wrote:

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