The Development of the Person: Social Understanding, Relationships, Conscience, Self

Thompson, Ross A.·2007·Handbook of Child Psychology

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  106. Group Report: Early Social Attachment and Its Consequences: The Dynamics of a Developing Relationship
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  111. Emergence of parental prohibition in response to self -produced locomotion and its accompanying emotional changes
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  112. Developing Persons, Relationships, and Science
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