A great deal happens in the first year of the life of the human infant: emotional development starts at the beginning; in a study of the evolution of the personality and character it is not possible to ignore the events of the first days and hours (even the last part of the prenatal life when the infant is post-mature); and even birth experience may be significant.
An edition of The family and individual development
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The Family and Individual Development
by D. W. Winnicott
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Family, Parent and child, Child psychiatry, Child development, Family, psychological aspects, Child psychology, Families, Parent-Child Relations, Child Psychology, Persönlichkeitsentwicklung, Ontwikkeling (psychologie), Gezin, Familia (Sociologia), Developmental psychology, Psychological aspects, Child Development, Enfants, Développement, Psychologie, Parents et enfants, Familles, Nuclear families, Mother and child, Attachment behavior, Adolescent psychology, Mother-Child Relations, Object Attachment, Family Relations, Adolescent Psychology, Child Psychiatry, Nuclear Family, Psychiatrie, Mère et enfant, Attachement, Adolescents, PSYCHOLOGY / Mental HealthShowing 8 featured editions. View all 8 editions?
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"A great deal happens in the first year of the life of the human infant: emotional development starts at the beginning; in a study of the evolution of the personality and character it is not possible to ignore the events of the first days and hours (even the last part of the prenatal life when the infant is post-mature); and even birth experience may be significant."
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