Bibliograph

Growing up, a cross-cultural encyclopedia, Gwen J. Broude

Type

Label

Growing up, a cross-cultural encyclopedia, Gwen J. Broude

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 357-364) and indexes

Illustrations

illustrationsmaps

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Growing up

Nature of contents

encyclopediasbibliography

Oclc number

33245032

Responsibility statement

Gwen J. Broude

Series statement

Encyclopedias of the human experience

Sub title

a cross-cultural encyclopedia

Summary

Topics range from pregnancy to initiation rites

Table Of Contents

Abortion -- Achievement -- Adolescence -- Adoption -- Adult roles, training for -- Aggression -- Birth -- Birth order -- Birth spacing -- Canalization -- Caretakers, secondary -- Child mortality -- Child nurses -- Childhood traits, valued -- Childlessness -- Children, desire for -- Children, number of -- Children's activities -- Chores -- Cleanliness -- Clothing -- Coaction -- Cognitive development -- Competition and cooperation -- Conception, beliefs about -- Consistency in parenting -- Continuity between childhood and adulthood -- Couvade -- Crying -- Daily routine -- Development, social -- Development theories, native -- Developmental stages -- Developmental stages, transitions across -- Dominance -- Eating -- Emotional expression -- Evolution of human development -- Fathers -- Friendship -- Grandparents -- Household composition -- Illegitimacy -- Illness -- Infancy -- Infant-caretaker closeness -- Infanticide -- Infants, affectionate treatment of -- Infants, beliefs about -- Infants, carrying devices for -- Infants, Indulgence of -- Infants, treatment of newborn -- Initiation rites -- Integration into adult life -- Interpersonal environment -- Language acquisition -- Learning -- Modesty -- Moral development -- Mothers, constraints upon -- Mothers, new -- Naming -- Nursing -- Nurturance training -- Obedience -- Parenting, styles of -- Parents, children's treatment of -- Parents' preference for boy or girl -- Peers -- Physical development -- Play -- Pregnancy -- Protection of children from danger -- Resiliency -- Respect -- Responsibility -- Schooling -- Segregation of children from parents -- Segregation of girls and boys -- Self-esteem -- Self-reliance and autonomy -- Seniority -- Sex differences -- Sex (gender) identity -- Sex taboo, postpartum -- Sexual behavior -- Sharing -- Sibling rivalry -- Siblings -- Sleeping -- Sociability -- Socialization, agents of -- Socialization, techniques of -- Societies -- Supernatural influences -- Supplementary food -- Swaddling -- Tantrums -- Toilet training -- Walking -- Weaning

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