Socialization and Communication in Primary Groups.

Intro -- General Editor's Preface -- Introduction -- PART ONE -- Socialization: A Brief Review of Directions of Research -- The Nonsocial Behavior of Young Liberian Kpelle Children and Its Social Context -- Child Rearing in India: A Case Study in Change and Modernization -- Structural Changes in the Family in Kerala, India -- Psychological Correlates of Family Socialization in the United States and Korea -- Aspects of Personality in a Communal Society -- After Coming of Age: Adult Awareness of Age Norms -- Delegation of Parental Roles in West Africa and the West Indies -- To Be Treated as a Child of the Home: Black Carib Child Lending in a British West Indian Society -- Who Raises Black Children: Transactions of Child Givers and Child Receivers -- The Functionally Extended Family in Lebanon and the Effects of Its Solidarity on the Mental Health of the Individual -- Differential Enculturation and Social Class in Canadian Schools -- On the Origin of the Socialization Process -- PART TWO -- Infant Vocalization: Communication Before Speech -- Language, Paralanguage, and Body Motion in the Structure of Conversations -- Human Linguistics and Face-to-Face Interaction -- Interactions and the Control of Behavior -- Proxemic Research: A Check on the Validity of Its Techniques -- A Photographic Method for the Recording and Evaluation of Cross-Cultural Proxemic Interaction Patterns -- Linguistic and Kinesic Correlates in Code Switching -- Towards an Operational Definition of Self-Awareness -- Communicative Styles in Two Cultures: Japan and the United States -- The Social Function of Experiences of Altered Perception -- PART THREE -- The Individual as a Crucial Locus of Culture -- Biographical Notes -- Index of Names -- Index of Subjects.

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