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The Effects of Sex Typing and Sex Appropriateness of Modeled Behavior on Children's Imitation

Russell A. Barkley · Douglas G. Ullman · Lori Otto · Jan M. Brecht

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Russell A. Barkley, Douglas G. Ullman, Lori Otto, Jan M. Brecht, The Effects of Sex Typing and Sex Appropriateness of Modeled Behavior on Children's Imitation, Child Development, Vol. 48, No. 2 (Jun., 1977), pp. 721-725

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1961Transmission of aggression through imitation of aggressive models.1972Reinforcement for imitation as a social learning determinant with implications for sex-role development.1973Effects of live modeled sex-inappropriate play behavior in a naturalistic setting.

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