INFANTILE DEPENDENCY, MAGICAL THINKING, AND OMNIPOTENCE
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Discusses the kinds of psychological activity that are assumed to occur in the infant as a result of his early helplessness, and in the young child as a result of his dependency upon parents during developmental years, describes some of the consequences of this physical and psychological dependence.
Complete catalog record
Series: Understanding human behavior series
Source: MinnU
Interest level: sh-c-ad
Price: $100
Format: sd b&w
Catalog numbers: LC card Fi A 59-1013
Source: MinnU
Interest level: sh-c-ad
Price: $100
Format: sd b&w
Catalog numbers: LC card Fi A 59-1013
More in Understanding Human Behavior Series
- Adolescent And Adult Sexual Behavior 1959
- BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH 1959
- CAUSE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF DREAMS 1959
- Development Of Control 1959
- DEVELOPMENT OF CONTROLS 1959
- Development Of Self - Concept 1959
- HEDONIC CONTROL OF BEHAVIOR 1959
- INFANTILE DEPENDENCY, MAGICAL THINKING, AND OMNIPOTENCE 1959
- Non - Reporting Mental Activity 1959
- Pleasurable Emotion Responses 1959
- PLEASURABLE EMOTIONAL RESPONSES 1959
- Sexual Behavior In Infancy And Childhood 1959
- SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD 1959
- The Action - Self And The Idealized - Self 1959
- The Emergency Emotions 1959
Sources
- Educational film guide. Supplements (1959-62) — title, year, length, format, color, sound, description, catalog record
Record added 2026-07-06 15:47:34