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learning to behave in ways considered appropriatewithin our society
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socialization
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accepting the norms, values, roles and beliefs of a culture as ones own, not open to questioning
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internalization
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these children are untamed or living in the wild. severly neglected or abued as to understand their own humanness
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feral children
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a 13 yr old girl found chokingly abusive and neglectful conditions she recieved no human interactions for majority of her life when she was foung she could not stand or walkshe missed a critical periond in her life called socializtion which is a critical period for language development this is a food example of
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the case of genie: feral children and critical periods of socialization
environmental modulation of genetic/biological programming |
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successful rehabilitation of a feral child may depend on
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the age of a child the younger the better chance for rehab
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lack of warm nurture holding and attention will prevent babies from forming attatchments which resemble
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the unattended infant to the infant monkeys in harlows study of attatchment
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behavior is the results oc external stimulus and oly repeated if reinforced. this is more passive role for the human mind as a reactor rather than initiater
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stimulus response learning system
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