aThose very specially and very specifically mentioned FrommE.Man for Himself. London: Routledge and Kegan Paul Ltd., 1949.
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GabrielJ.An Analysis of the Emotional Problems of the Teacher in the Classroom. Melbourne: F. W. Cheshire, 1957.
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GesellA.The First Five Years of Life. New York: Harper Bros, 1940.
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GesellA.IlgF. L.The Child from Five to Ten. New York: Harper Bros, 1946.
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GesellA.IlgF. L.AmesL. B.Youth. The Years from Ten to Sixteen. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1956.
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WickmanE. K.Children's Behaviour and Teachers' Attitudes.New York: Commonwealth Fund. London: Oxford University Press, 1928. (b) Those, chiefly research projects, which tend to confirm the descriptions and also the conclusions contained within the lecture
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AndersonH. H.“Domination and Social integration in the behaviour of kindergarten children and teachers”. Gen. Psych. Monogr., 21, 1939, 287–385.
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AndersonH. H.BrewerH. M.“Effects of Teachers' dominative and integrative contacts on children's classroom behaviour”. Appl. Psych. Monogr., 8, 1946, 15–32, 88–122.
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AndersonH. H.BrewerJ. E.“Consecutive studies from fall to winter of Teachers' dominative and socially integrative contacts and related changes in children's classroom behaviour”. Appl. Psych. Monogr., 11, 1946, 101–156.
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BaldwinA. L.“Differences in parent behaviour towards three and nine-year-old children”. J. Pers., 15, 1946, 143–165.
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HemmingJ.Teach Them to Live. London: Heinemann, 1948.
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LewinK.LippittR.WhiteR. K.“Patterns of aggressive behaviour in experimentally created ‘social climates’”. J. Soc. Psych., 10, 1939, 271–300.
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LippittR.“Field theory and experiment in social psychology: Autocratic and democratic group atmospheres”. Am. J. Sociol., 45, 1939, 26–49.
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GardnerD. E. M.Testing Results in the Infant School. London: Methuen, 1950.
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GardnerD. E. M.Long Term Results of Infant School Methods. London: Methuen, 1950.
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IsaacsS.Social Development in Young Children. London: Kegan Paul, 1933.
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MurphyG., Experimental Social Psychology. New York: Harper Bros, 1937, especially Chapter VII, Characteristic Social Behaviour of Children in our Culture. Aggression and Competition. Chapter VIII, Characteristic Social Behaviour of Children in our Culture. Co-operation, Friendship and Group Activity.
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MurphyG.Personality.New York: Harper Bros, 1947.
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MurphyL. B. “Childhood experience in relation to personality development”. Chapter 21 in HuntJ. McV. (Ed.), Personality and the Behaviour Disorders. New York: Ronald, 2, 1944, 652–690.
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PiagetJ.The Moral Judgment of the Child. London: Kegan Paul, 1932.
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ReedM. F.“Consecutive studies of the schoolroom behaviour of children in relation to the Teachers' dominative and socially integrative contracts”. Appl. Psych. Monogr., 1946, 15–100.
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It is not suggested that this list (b) is comprehensive. The following two publications are recommended as containing accounts of relevant research material and very comprehensive bibliographies.