Whew! And I thought I was crazy;)
Now, I’m a sociologist, mostly a criminologist. So, I’m not a not a developmental psychologist nor a social psychologist. And my wife and I don’t have any human children (we did the dogs/cats route), so I didn’t read a bunch of books on child rearing. And although this ARTICLE wasn’t that surprising nor earth-shattering, I thought it provided a nice context to my childhood (yes, I played with sticks, played guns, in forts, trees and vacant lots, etc.). I love how this article drives home ideas of social learning and development. I’m always amazed how we navigate through the various moments of our lives, especially early on, and how social learning is such a vital part of our lives. Anyway, thoughts?
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