Psychological Perspectives on the Self, Volumes 1-4Jerry M. Suls Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1982 - 273 pages |
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... postulate is that girls , leading a more sheltered life , will be more parochial than boys in choosing sig- nificant others in terms of whom to define themselves . Thirdly , we postulate that boys and girls will make reciprocal choices ...
... postulate is that girls , leading a more sheltered life , will be more parochial than boys in choosing sig- nificant others in terms of whom to define themselves . Thirdly , we postulate that boys and girls will make reciprocal choices ...
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... postulate follows from the as- sumption that the child's self - concept development is channeled toward his or her ... postulate is that as the child matures the so- cial self shifts from preoccupations with nurturing adults toward a ...
... postulate follows from the as- sumption that the child's self - concept development is channeled toward his or her ... postulate is that as the child matures the so- cial self shifts from preoccupations with nurturing adults toward a ...
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... postulate regarding shift from adults to peers deals with an across - generational trend in significant others , the third postulate of a shift from kin to nonkin signifi- cant others involves a shift regarding within - generation ...
... postulate regarding shift from adults to peers deals with an across - generational trend in significant others , the third postulate of a shift from kin to nonkin signifi- cant others involves a shift regarding within - generation ...
Contents
The Self In Social Information Processing | 63 |
Sex Differences | 71 |
Comparison | 97 |
Copyright | |
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