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child development across cultures

For a child, culture encompasses the environment in which a child is reared, the beliefs and goals of parents, and the means by which parents attempt to attain these goals (Cole, 1999). The field of cross-cultural developmental psychology has three major goals. [Source: Encyclopedia of Applied Developmental Science; Child Development across Cultures]

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