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Journal of Individual Psychology

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Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development Family Dynamics and Relationships Parental Involvement in Education

Abstract

Encouragement is a fundamental concept in helping parents to improve relationships with their children and to create an atmosphere of cooperation and democracy in their families. It is also a key concept in the development of social interest. Yet, few parents recognize the value of encouraging their children. This article will explore the slow progress made in our attempts to develop responsible children and spell out key aspects of the encouragement process (Evans,

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Cameron W. Meredith, Timothy D. Evans (1989). Journal of Individual Psychology.

@article{w1989journal,
  title  = {Journal of Individual Psychology},
  author = {Meredith, Cameron W. and Evans, Timothy D.},
  year   = {1989}
}

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