Titlebook: Child Nurturance; Studies of Developme Hiram E. Fitzgerald,John A. Mullins,Patricia Gage Book 1982 Plenum Press, New York 1982 behavior.com

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-47714-4quisition process. The increasingly sophisticated concern with these problems probably has been best exemplified by the work of Elizabeth Bates (1976). As she points out, “It is…no longer appropriate for psycholinguistics to apply linguistic concepts directly without first considering their fit to c

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Occupational Contact Dermatitis attempts to teach chimpanzees a language (Witmer, 1909; Kohts, 1935; Hayes and Hayes, 1951, 1952; Kellogg, 1968) the egocentric error that language must be vocal prevailed. These approaches attempted to teach vocal speech to the chimpanzee because . use vocal speech. Their error was to ignore the n

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Martin Wieczorek,Diederik Vos,Heinz Bonse were almost glad when he died, for by that time he had become a pathetic wreck…emaciated, lethargic, and morose.” Two years earlier Merlin’s mother had died and when first seen several months after her death “he looked thin…and his eyes seemed enormous, as though he had not slept for a long time.”

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Beate Kasper,Lisa Staiger,Maja Urbanczykthe physical association between primate mothers and infants is very close. Infants cling to their mothers’ bodies almost constantly for at least the first few months of life. The mother provides the infant with food, warmth, transportation and protection.

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The Origins of AggressionAggressive behavior, like any other behavior must be determined by an interaction between heredity and environment. However, it is difficult to determine the relative roles of these two contributing factors. Further, the mechanisms of action are not immediately clear.

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