Trainability and Emotional Reaction in the Human Infant

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  • Helen Squier Skerrett
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adaptation to environment which is essential to all mental development, and which the human infant exhibits from birth. Active trainability is of course simply a specialized application of passive trainability. It was purely by means of passive trainability that Bob, who is to be the hero of our story, learned to reach out for definite objects, with real purpose behind his reaching. We stimulated him with objects held up before him with the idea of teaching him to do this, but apparently he made just as great progress with the objects which happened to be around him as he did with those which were

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دوره 14  شماره 

صفحات  -

تاریخ انتشار 2016