Titlebook: Social Influences and Socialization in Infancy; Michael Lewis,Saul Feinman Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 behavio

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The Family Environmentearch in psychology, ethology, sociology, anthropology, and demography. We rely most heavily on empirical work in social ecology and in decision making, incorporating elements from existing theories and combining them operationally in our formulation of the family environment.

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Family and Friends in Primate Developmentthe great majority, although not all, of the species within it: Primate species have evolved essentially socialized forms of living. Group sizes may vary from a few to a hundred or more, but most members of our primate order spend most of the hours of most of the days during most of their lives toge

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The Family Environment chapter is to describe a conceptual framework for studying the family environment which (1) incorporates recent advances in understanding multiple social influences on behavior, (2) recognizes both common and idiosyncratic characteristics of families as social units, (3) identifies research strateg

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