Social Interaction in Individual Development
Herausgeber: Doise, Willem; Palmonari, Augusto
Social Interaction in Individual Development
Herausgeber: Doise, Willem; Palmonari, Augusto
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This volume explores the psychological development of the individual from both ethological and sociological viewpoints.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. August 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 493g
- ISBN-13: 9780521154840
- ISBN-10: 0521154847
- Artikelnr.: 33260718
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. August 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 493g
- ISBN-13: 9780521154840
- ISBN-10: 0521154847
- Artikelnr.: 33260718
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
Contributors; Acknowledgements; 1. Introduction: the sociopsychological
study of individual development Willem Doise and Augusto Palmonari; Part I.
The Ethological and Sociological Study of Interaction Patterns: 2.
Development of early peer interaction Hurbert Montagner, Albert Restoin,
Véronique Ullmann, Danilo Rodriguez, Dominique Godard and Mireille Viala;
3. Family way of life and interaction patterns Martti Takala; Part II.
Adult Control Techniques: 4. Parental control techniques in the context of
socialization theory H. Rudolph Schaffer; 5. Behaviour and goals in
adult-child interaction in the day nursery Francesca Emiliani and Bruna
Zani; Part III. Language Development: 6. On the failure of the
interactionist paradigm in language acquisition: a re-evaluation Luigia
Camaioni, Maria F. P. de Castro Campos and Claudia de Lemos; 7. Coming to
understand the referential communication can be ambiguous Elizabeth J.
Robinson and W. Peter Robinson; Part IV. Social Interaction in Cognitive
Development: 8. Social regulations in cognitive development Gabriel Mugny,
Paola De Paolis and Felice Carugati; 9. The representation of distance in
the individual and collective drawings of children Marie-Danielle Frésard;
Part V. Understanding the social environment: 10. Some trends in
structuring social knowledge. A developmental study Luciano Arcuri, Rosanna
De Negri Trentin, Remo Job and Paola Salmaso; 11. Levels of social and
logico-mathematical thinking: their nature and inter-relations Gustav
Jahoda; Part VI. Social Construction of Adolescent Identity: 12.
Coordinating the sociological and psychological in adolescent interactions
Carolyn Wood Sherif; 13. Social differentiation in adolescence: the case of
North Africans in France Maryla Zaleska and Hanna Malewska-Peyre; 14.
Re-socialization processes in institutionalized adolescents Felice
Carugati, Francesca Emiliani and Augusto Palmonari; Part VII. On Becoming a
Worker: 15. Social interaction in adolescent development: schools, sex
roles and entry to work Michael A. West and Peggy Newton; 16. Work entry: a
critical moment in the occupational socialization process Guido Sarchielli;
Part VIII. Concluding Remarks: 17. Characteristics of contemporary
socialization studies Willem Doise and Augusto Palmonari; Author index.
study of individual development Willem Doise and Augusto Palmonari; Part I.
The Ethological and Sociological Study of Interaction Patterns: 2.
Development of early peer interaction Hurbert Montagner, Albert Restoin,
Véronique Ullmann, Danilo Rodriguez, Dominique Godard and Mireille Viala;
3. Family way of life and interaction patterns Martti Takala; Part II.
Adult Control Techniques: 4. Parental control techniques in the context of
socialization theory H. Rudolph Schaffer; 5. Behaviour and goals in
adult-child interaction in the day nursery Francesca Emiliani and Bruna
Zani; Part III. Language Development: 6. On the failure of the
interactionist paradigm in language acquisition: a re-evaluation Luigia
Camaioni, Maria F. P. de Castro Campos and Claudia de Lemos; 7. Coming to
understand the referential communication can be ambiguous Elizabeth J.
Robinson and W. Peter Robinson; Part IV. Social Interaction in Cognitive
Development: 8. Social regulations in cognitive development Gabriel Mugny,
Paola De Paolis and Felice Carugati; 9. The representation of distance in
the individual and collective drawings of children Marie-Danielle Frésard;
Part V. Understanding the social environment: 10. Some trends in
structuring social knowledge. A developmental study Luciano Arcuri, Rosanna
De Negri Trentin, Remo Job and Paola Salmaso; 11. Levels of social and
logico-mathematical thinking: their nature and inter-relations Gustav
Jahoda; Part VI. Social Construction of Adolescent Identity: 12.
Coordinating the sociological and psychological in adolescent interactions
Carolyn Wood Sherif; 13. Social differentiation in adolescence: the case of
North Africans in France Maryla Zaleska and Hanna Malewska-Peyre; 14.
Re-socialization processes in institutionalized adolescents Felice
Carugati, Francesca Emiliani and Augusto Palmonari; Part VII. On Becoming a
Worker: 15. Social interaction in adolescent development: schools, sex
roles and entry to work Michael A. West and Peggy Newton; 16. Work entry: a
critical moment in the occupational socialization process Guido Sarchielli;
Part VIII. Concluding Remarks: 17. Characteristics of contemporary
socialization studies Willem Doise and Augusto Palmonari; Author index.
Contributors; Acknowledgements; 1. Introduction: the sociopsychological
study of individual development Willem Doise and Augusto Palmonari; Part I.
The Ethological and Sociological Study of Interaction Patterns: 2.
Development of early peer interaction Hurbert Montagner, Albert Restoin,
Véronique Ullmann, Danilo Rodriguez, Dominique Godard and Mireille Viala;
3. Family way of life and interaction patterns Martti Takala; Part II.
Adult Control Techniques: 4. Parental control techniques in the context of
socialization theory H. Rudolph Schaffer; 5. Behaviour and goals in
adult-child interaction in the day nursery Francesca Emiliani and Bruna
Zani; Part III. Language Development: 6. On the failure of the
interactionist paradigm in language acquisition: a re-evaluation Luigia
Camaioni, Maria F. P. de Castro Campos and Claudia de Lemos; 7. Coming to
understand the referential communication can be ambiguous Elizabeth J.
Robinson and W. Peter Robinson; Part IV. Social Interaction in Cognitive
Development: 8. Social regulations in cognitive development Gabriel Mugny,
Paola De Paolis and Felice Carugati; 9. The representation of distance in
the individual and collective drawings of children Marie-Danielle Frésard;
Part V. Understanding the social environment: 10. Some trends in
structuring social knowledge. A developmental study Luciano Arcuri, Rosanna
De Negri Trentin, Remo Job and Paola Salmaso; 11. Levels of social and
logico-mathematical thinking: their nature and inter-relations Gustav
Jahoda; Part VI. Social Construction of Adolescent Identity: 12.
Coordinating the sociological and psychological in adolescent interactions
Carolyn Wood Sherif; 13. Social differentiation in adolescence: the case of
North Africans in France Maryla Zaleska and Hanna Malewska-Peyre; 14.
Re-socialization processes in institutionalized adolescents Felice
Carugati, Francesca Emiliani and Augusto Palmonari; Part VII. On Becoming a
Worker: 15. Social interaction in adolescent development: schools, sex
roles and entry to work Michael A. West and Peggy Newton; 16. Work entry: a
critical moment in the occupational socialization process Guido Sarchielli;
Part VIII. Concluding Remarks: 17. Characteristics of contemporary
socialization studies Willem Doise and Augusto Palmonari; Author index.
study of individual development Willem Doise and Augusto Palmonari; Part I.
The Ethological and Sociological Study of Interaction Patterns: 2.
Development of early peer interaction Hurbert Montagner, Albert Restoin,
Véronique Ullmann, Danilo Rodriguez, Dominique Godard and Mireille Viala;
3. Family way of life and interaction patterns Martti Takala; Part II.
Adult Control Techniques: 4. Parental control techniques in the context of
socialization theory H. Rudolph Schaffer; 5. Behaviour and goals in
adult-child interaction in the day nursery Francesca Emiliani and Bruna
Zani; Part III. Language Development: 6. On the failure of the
interactionist paradigm in language acquisition: a re-evaluation Luigia
Camaioni, Maria F. P. de Castro Campos and Claudia de Lemos; 7. Coming to
understand the referential communication can be ambiguous Elizabeth J.
Robinson and W. Peter Robinson; Part IV. Social Interaction in Cognitive
Development: 8. Social regulations in cognitive development Gabriel Mugny,
Paola De Paolis and Felice Carugati; 9. The representation of distance in
the individual and collective drawings of children Marie-Danielle Frésard;
Part V. Understanding the social environment: 10. Some trends in
structuring social knowledge. A developmental study Luciano Arcuri, Rosanna
De Negri Trentin, Remo Job and Paola Salmaso; 11. Levels of social and
logico-mathematical thinking: their nature and inter-relations Gustav
Jahoda; Part VI. Social Construction of Adolescent Identity: 12.
Coordinating the sociological and psychological in adolescent interactions
Carolyn Wood Sherif; 13. Social differentiation in adolescence: the case of
North Africans in France Maryla Zaleska and Hanna Malewska-Peyre; 14.
Re-socialization processes in institutionalized adolescents Felice
Carugati, Francesca Emiliani and Augusto Palmonari; Part VII. On Becoming a
Worker: 15. Social interaction in adolescent development: schools, sex
roles and entry to work Michael A. West and Peggy Newton; 16. Work entry: a
critical moment in the occupational socialization process Guido Sarchielli;
Part VIII. Concluding Remarks: 17. Characteristics of contemporary
socialization studies Willem Doise and Augusto Palmonari; Author index.