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Bell, Lloyd H.; Johnson, Norman J. – 1972
In this paper are examined the psychological and emotional development of black children. The argument is that developmental schemes built for one set of people are lacking as a model when used to analyze the development of a set of different people. Man is both "a situated" and "an accumulating" being. He develops in the context of situations…
Descriptors: Behavior Theories, Black Power, Blacks, Emotional Development