Origins of possession: owning and sharing in development

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Child and Animal Learning Development Psychology of Development and Education Emotions and Moral Behavior

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Introduction: making sense of human possession Part I. Psychology: Principles of Human Possession: 1. Experiencing possession 2. Claiming ownership 3. Possession and ownership transfer 4. Symbolic spinoffs of possession Part II. Development: Human Ontogeny of Possession: 5. First possession 6. Ownership in development 7. Sharing in development Part III. Culture: Human Possession in Context: 8. Culture and possession 9. Possession in children across cultures Conclusion: great transformation.

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