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... child whose curiosity outweighs his hunger . Even in the monkey , this exploratory or curiosity drive may far out- weigh the importance of his food cravings . He will work for hours to solve a problem even when there is no food or other ...
... child whose curiosity outweighs his hunger . Even in the monkey , this exploratory or curiosity drive may far out- weigh the importance of his food cravings . He will work for hours to solve a problem even when there is no food or other ...
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... children than on others . Following Ruth Benedict's lucid analysis , I think that every social scientist today recognizes that there are differential stresses and strains involved in the various aspects of the child's nature as he comes ...
... children than on others . Following Ruth Benedict's lucid analysis , I think that every social scientist today recognizes that there are differential stresses and strains involved in the various aspects of the child's nature as he comes ...
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... child into a socially specified pattern ; they seem to be on the watch for the reaching out , the sense of ... child tell him where his tastes , his loves , his demands upon life lie . The parent will supply restraints and disciplines ...
... child into a socially specified pattern ; they seem to be on the watch for the reaching out , the sense of ... child tell him where his tastes , his loves , his demands upon life lie . The parent will supply restraints and disciplines ...
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Our Twentiethcentury Vantage Point | 3 |
The Invention of Culture | 47 |
How We Come to Want What We Want | 60 |
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