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Children's Autonomy, Social Competence, and Interactions With Adults and Other Children

by Melanie Killen

1996 111 pages eng

Autonomy is a recognized goal of development. The primary developmental work on autonomy has focused on self-concept, identity, and personal agency. Recently, researchers have extended this work by examining connections between children's autonomy and interpersonal development, including studying th…

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