Titlebook: Attachment Behavior; Thomas Alloway,Patricia Pliner,Lester Krames Book 1977 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1977 Action.Peers.Rel

無關(guān)緊要

Experiments on Mother-Infant Interaction Underlying Mutual Attachment Acquisition: The Infant Conditeractions were manipulated systematically in a contrived situation to highlight critical aspects of the mutual-conditioning process that we have assumed characterize such interchanges in life settings.

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Peers, Parents, and Primates: The Developing Network of Attachments,ormances.” The difference in viewpoint can be explained by the difference in approach to the phenomenon of socialization: anthropology regards it as part of the process of cultural transmission; psychology, as a phase in the development of individual behavior; and sociology, as one of the dynamics of social institutions.

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Yuntao Zhu,Liwen Zou,Linyao Li,Pengxu Wenormances.” The difference in viewpoint can be explained by the difference in approach to the phenomenon of socialization: anthropology regards it as part of the process of cultural transmission; psychology, as a phase in the development of individual behavior; and sociology, as one of the dynamics of social institutions.

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