Human development

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  Año 2005, Número 1

  • Title Page / Table of Contents

    págs. 1-3

    

  • Beyond the Dyad: Conceptualization of Social Networks

    K. Takahashi, M. Lewis

    págs. 5-7

    

  • The Child and Its Family: The Social Network Model

    M. Lewis

    págs. 8-27

    

  • Social Relations in Childhood and Adolescence: The Convoy Model Perspective

    M. J. Levitt

    págs. 28-47

    

  • Toward a Life Span Theory of Close Relationships: The Affective Relationships Model

    K. Takahashi

    págs. 48-66

    

  • Mother-Infant Attachment, Peer Relationships, and the Development of Social Networks in Rhesus Monkeys

    S. J. Suomi

    págs. 67-79

    

  • Attachment, Other Relationships, and the Theory that All Good Things Go Together

    D. Corcoran, M. Anafarta, E. Waters

    págs. 80-84

    

  • Attachment in Social Networks: Toward an Evolutionary Social Network Model

    Marinus H. van Ijzendoorn

    págs. 85-88

    

  • Attachment as a Cultural and Ecological Problem with Pluralistic Solutions

    T. S. Weisner

    págs. 89-94

    

  • Social Network Research in the Era of Globalization: Moving beyond the Local

    P. F. Gjerde, K. Cardilla

    págs. 95-101

    

  • Multiple Relationships Multiply Considered

    R. A. Thompson

    págs. 102-107

    

  • Attachments, Social Networks, and Developmental Contexts

    M. E. Lamb

    págs. 108-112

    

  • Author and Subject Index

    pág. 113