Social Exchange in Developing Relationships, Volume 10Robert Lee Burgess, Ted L. Huston |
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... infant behave so as to maintain the other's behavior , the system is an appetitive one . For example , vocalizations by the infant are exchanged with parental vocalizations and perhaps also touching . An example of this system is found ...
... infant behave so as to maintain the other's behavior , the system is an appetitive one . For example , vocalizations by the infant are exchanged with parental vocalizations and perhaps also touching . An example of this system is found ...
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... infant often discontinues the babbling and shifts into a reciprocal relation in which the mother vocalizes or touches and the infant responds by smiling and vocalizing . Watson ( 1966 ) has termed such interaction series “ contingency ...
... infant often discontinues the babbling and shifts into a reciprocal relation in which the mother vocalizes or touches and the infant responds by smiling and vocalizing . Watson ( 1966 ) has termed such interaction series “ contingency ...
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... infant - environment interaction : An analysis of mother - infant be- havior as a function of sex . Merrill - Palmer Quarterly , 1972 , 18 , 95–121 . Lewis , M. , & Lee - Painter , S. An interactional approach to the mother - infant ...
... infant - environment interaction : An analysis of mother - infant be- havior as a function of sex . Merrill - Palmer Quarterly , 1972 , 18 , 95–121 . Lewis , M. , & Lee - Painter , S. An interactional approach to the mother - infant ...
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