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Friendship and Social Relations in Children by Hugh C. Foot, Antony J. Chapman, and Jean R. Smith; illustrations by Patty Inkley is a relationships available to read on EtoBox.

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Introduction To The Transaction Edition -- Preface [1995] -- Preface [1980] -- Introduction -- 1. The Development Of Friendship Values And Choice -- 2. The Development Of Children's Friendships -- 3. The Others-concept: Explorations Into The Quality Of Children's Interpersonal Relationships -- 4. Attraction And Communication In Children's Interactions -- 5. Interracial Acceptance In The Classroom -- 6. Sociometric Indices Of Children's Peer Interaction In The School Setting -- 7. Peer Play And Friendships During The First Two Years -- 8. The Relationship Of Child's Play To Social-cognitive Growth And Development -- 9. Child Ethology And The Study Of Preschool Social Relations -- 10. Patterns Of Interaction In Children's Friendships -- 11. The Natural History Of Preadolescent Male Friendship Groups -- 12. Patterns Of Cliquing Among Youth -- 13. Social Interactions Of Adolescent Females In Natural Groups -- 14. Friendship As A Factor In Male And Female Delinquency -- Index. Edited By Hugh C. Foot, Antony J. Chapman, And Jean R. Smith ; Ill. By Patty Inkley. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.

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Author
Hugh C. Foot, Antony J. Chapman, and Jean R. Smith; illustrations by Patty Inkley
Publisher
Wiley; John Wiley & Sons
Published
1980
Language
EN
ISBN
9780471276289
Category
relationships
Subjects
Sociology, Gender Studies, Family & Relationships
Updated
2026-03-25

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