Algunos principios preventivos en psicología evolutiva

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  • Celia Paladino

Abstract

Generalmente, los niños inician sus primeras relaciones y aprendizajes en el seno de una familia representante de una sociedad que establece los modelos seguir, valorando las conductas que los mismos determinan a través de los métodos de crianza. Por ello las necesidades básicas son satisfechas en el marco de la interacción de la individualidad del niño y la personalidad de sus padres, y bajo la presión de las exigencias de la pertenecen. Este marco es el determinante social del desarrollo de la personalidad, y uno de los aspectos más importantes a tener en cuenta cuando se estudian los niveles de prevención en Psicología infantil.

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2014-10-22

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Paladino, C. (2014). Algunos principios preventivos en psicología evolutiva. Journal of Psychology, 7. Retrieved from https://revistas.unlp.edu.ar/revpsi/article/view/1041

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Vol. 7 (1979)

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