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Maternal behavior to infants in five cultures

Amy L. Richman · Robert A. Levine · Rebecca Staples New · Gail A. Howrigan · Barbara Welles‐Nyström · Sarah Levine

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Comparison of observed maternal behavior to infants in five cultures shows differences between agrarian and urban-industrial societies as well as culture-specific patterns related to each local context.

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