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Culture and Emotional Development,underlying human development were a constant. This is the human-made culture-historical context in which individual development takes place. We have already pointed this out in our third look at emotional development in Chapter 1.

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Book 2005as interested in ontogenetic development from a cross-cultural perspective. He presented a study on the development of empathy and distress in preschool age, dealing with how far children from different cultures respond to comparable demands with different emotions and regulation strategies. The oth

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-45953-9underlying human development were a constant. This is the human-made culture-historical context in which individual development takes place. We have already pointed this out in our third look at emotional development in Chapter 1.

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Okka Hamer,Niels Zorger,René Müller-Willee, there should also be a general consensus that human development from birth onward is characterized by an interplay between nature and nurture, and is always embedded within a context that, unlike the natural context of animals, is a . of .. Hence, we can define the following five dimensions of emotional development.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-17791-0c sequence, to describe the underlying developmental mechanisms, and to present empirical findings that support the assumptions of our internalization model on the course and mechanisms of development.

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Ontogenesis of Emotions and Their Regulation,c sequence, to describe the underlying developmental mechanisms, and to present empirical findings that support the assumptions of our internalization model on the course and mechanisms of development.

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