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... infants , keep them close , feed them quite frequently , and respond promptly to infant distress . In contrast , Ngandu care providers hold babies far less and are more likely to let an infant fuss or cry ; yet infants in the two ...
... infants , keep them close , feed them quite frequently , and respond promptly to infant distress . In contrast , Ngandu care providers hold babies far less and are more likely to let an infant fuss or cry ; yet infants in the two ...
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... infants to sit , stand , and walk . He also observed that African infants reared like European babies lose the muscular advantage of the traditionally reared babies suggesting that psychomotor differences among infants can be influenced ...
... infants to sit , stand , and walk . He also observed that African infants reared like European babies lose the muscular advantage of the traditionally reared babies suggesting that psychomotor differences among infants can be influenced ...
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... infants . In contrast , the relatively greater impact of mothers in modulating their infants ' interactions and galvanizing their development has been emphasized by Tamis - LeMonda and Bornstein ( 1989 ) . They analyzed in detail how ...
... infants . In contrast , the relatively greater impact of mothers in modulating their infants ' interactions and galvanizing their development has been emphasized by Tamis - LeMonda and Bornstein ( 1989 ) . They analyzed in detail how ...
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