Human Behavior in the Social Environment: A Social Systems ApproachAldine Publishing Company, 1974 - 183 pagine |
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Pagina 104
... parents ( Maruyama , 1966 , p . 133 ) . Monopolarization is seen as a metassumption of theories of personality and of many Western philosophies . The totality of the child's relationship to his parents sets narrow parameters for his ...
... parents ( Maruyama , 1966 , p . 133 ) . Monopolarization is seen as a metassumption of theories of personality and of many Western philosophies . The totality of the child's relationship to his parents sets narrow parameters for his ...
Pagina 105
... parents possess predominant character traits of self - centeredness and opinionated attitudes . It is the aggregate effect of parental narcissistic needs , directly or vicariously expressed , which sets the tone of this family ...
... parents possess predominant character traits of self - centeredness and opinionated attitudes . It is the aggregate effect of parental narcissistic needs , directly or vicariously expressed , which sets the tone of this family ...
Pagina 134
... parents of disturbed pre- school children report that almost from birth an infant was not responsive to cuddling and ... parent . The parent does not distinguish the boundary between self and child . b . Interlocking dependency , a ...
... parents of disturbed pre- school children report that almost from birth an infant was not responsive to cuddling and ... parent . The parent does not distinguish the boundary between self and child . b . Interlocking dependency , a ...
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THE SOCIAL SYSTEMS APPROACH | 6 |
CULTURE AND SOCIETY | 30 |
COMMUNITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS | 45 |
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