The Developmental Psychology of the Black ChildAfricana Research Publications, 1978 - 216 Seiten |
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... retardation ( 20 ) . This term also covers such concepts as feeblemindedness , mental subnormality and moronity . Mental retardation may arise from a large number of problems 20 The Prenatal Period Maternal Malnutrition and Mental ...
... retardation ( 20 ) . This term also covers such concepts as feeblemindedness , mental subnormality and moronity . Mental retardation may arise from a large number of problems 20 The Prenatal Period Maternal Malnutrition and Mental ...
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Amos N. Wilson. Mental retardation may arise from a large number of problems , diseases and medical syndromes . The genetic contribution to mental retardation adds up to at least 40 % ( 52 ) . Not much is known of the hows and whys of ...
Amos N. Wilson. Mental retardation may arise from a large number of problems , diseases and medical syndromes . The genetic contribution to mental retardation adds up to at least 40 % ( 52 ) . Not much is known of the hows and whys of ...
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... mental retardation . In Rothstein , J. ( ed . ) , Mental retardation . New York : Holt , Rinehart & Winston , 1963 . 21. Heinstein , M.I. Expressed attitudes and feelings of pregnant women and their relations to physical complications ...
... mental retardation . In Rothstein , J. ( ed . ) , Mental retardation . New York : Holt , Rinehart & Winston , 1963 . 21. Heinstein , M.I. Expressed attitudes and feelings of pregnant women and their relations to physical complications ...
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THE PRENATAL PERIOD | 12 |
THE FIRST TWO YEARS | 42 |
My special appreciation is extended to those authors and publishers | 59 |
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ability achievement activities adult American attitudes babies become behavior birth defects black and white black child black children black community black English black existence black middle class black mothers black parents brain damage Child Development childhood class child cognitive style comics culture developmental diet differences dominant early educational effects emotional environment ethnic experience factors feelings fetus frontal lobes frustration functioning genetic geophysical ghetto goals growth hemisphere income indicated individual infant influence intellectual intelligence interaction IQ tests lack language learning linguistic lower class malnutrition maternal means mental mental retardation motivation motor Negro nutrition orientation out-group personality physical play poor pregnancy premature prenatal preschool problems psychological psychosocial race racial responsible restricted result retardation schizoid sense sickle cell anemia sickle cell trait significantly skin color social society standard English structure suffer tion values white child white children white middle class York