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... stage of development . They begin to develop more individual friendships , which are almost exclusively same- sex friendships . Friendship bonds are important , offering as they do opportunities for youngsters to find out about ...
... stage of development . They begin to develop more individual friendships , which are almost exclusively same- sex friendships . Friendship bonds are important , offering as they do opportunities for youngsters to find out about ...
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... LEVEL 2. Conventional Morality . Typical of nine- to twenty - year olds . Termed conven- tional morality because ... friends ' and families ' standards in order to maintain goodwill . Stage 4 : Law and Order Orientation . In this stage ...
... LEVEL 2. Conventional Morality . Typical of nine- to twenty - year olds . Termed conven- tional morality because ... friends ' and families ' standards in order to maintain goodwill . Stage 4 : Law and Order Orientation . In this stage ...
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... level of physical sur- vival , is the motivation to feel worthwhile , or ... friendship , an engagement , a marriage , or whatever was once meaningful to ... level of education is that of harnessing the motivational energy students bring ...
... level of physical sur- vival , is the motivation to feel worthwhile , or ... friendship , an engagement , a marriage , or whatever was once meaningful to ... level of education is that of harnessing the motivational energy students bring ...
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TOWARD DEVELOPING A PSYCHOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK | 1 |
Psychological Models for Understanding and Interpreting Behavior | 37 |
TOWARD UNDERSTANDING GROWTH DYNAMICS INVOLVED | 73 |
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