Titlebook: Symbiosis in Parent-Offspring Interactions; Leonard A. Rosenblum,Howard Moltz Book 1983 Plenum Press, New York 1983 Action.ETA.Mental Heal

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Book 1983al perspectives on the discussions held at the meeting. Special thanks are due Gary Schwartz for his thoughtful assistance throughout the course of this project. Lu Ann Homza has provided invaluable secretarial help. Leonard A. Rosenblum Howard Moltz vii Contents 1. A Conceptual Framework for the St

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d additional perspectives on the discussions held at the meeting. Special thanks are due Gary Schwartz for his thoughtful assistance throughout the course of this project. Lu Ann Homza has provided invaluable secretarial help. Leonard A. Rosenblum Howard Moltz vii Contents 1. A Conceptual Framework for the St978-1-4684-4567-1978-1-4684-4565-7

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symbiosis and its applicability to the study of parents and their offspring. Each participant was asked to focus not on the parental behavior of various species, but on parent and offspring as a symbiotic unit. The presentations were informal and the discussions intense. The chapters that follow we

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Reciprocity and Resource Exchange,pter represents a preliminary exploration of a symbiotic model of parent-offspring relations. Our purpose is to examine whether, how, to what extent, and with what outcomes the relations of parents and offspring are, indeed, symbiotic. We will attempt to establish a psychobiological framework for ou