... of this skill. To convey this point, we highlight the importance of three particular social-environmental factors that likely contribute to early emotion understanding development: emotional expressiveness of the family environment, exposure to discussions about emotions, and language development. Each...

..., affect investors' behavior. The role of context is relevant to the creative enterprise in three different ways. First, the environmental context can spark ideas. Some environments provide the bases for lots of creative sparks, whereas other environments may provide the bases for none at all. In support...

... to consider the social environment not as neutral, benign, or free-market in quality, but as often directive, controlling, and heavily invested in the individual’s acquiring some ideas and avoiding others. The presence of these two aspects is noted in the work of 4 sociologists (Berger, Habermas, Bourdieu...

... analysis. 18 12 2009 Adaptation Aging Change, rate of Cohort Dialectics Environment Heredity Intelligence Specialization Hum. Dev. 21: 21-33 (1978) Individual Specialization, Collective Adaptation and Rate of Environmental Change Sandor B. Brent Wayne State University, Detroit, Mich...

... of the individual s own internally generated mental actions to not as yet have had either the time or inclination to look outside the organism in order to investigate its interactions with a specific environmental milieu. Cognitivedevelopmental theory thus can rightly be accused of regarding the environment...

... environments did not create any serious problems. But with the gradual emergence of an associationistic stimulus-response model in which every human behavior was said to be explainable in terms of similar learn­ ing processes due to environmental stimuli, the difference between intelli­ gence and learned...

... for various issues in this field. The two types of experiental effects are further expanded by considering the role of control, through selection and exploratory behavior, over environmental stimulation, and of feedback from the environment to the child’s response. The relevance of the resulting fourfold...