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BerkoJ.“The Child's Learning of English Morphology”. Word, 14, 1958, 150–177.
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BernsteinB.“Social Structure, Language and Learning”. Educational Research, 3, 1961, 163–176.
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LuriaA. R.YudovichF. Ia.Speech and the Development of Mental Processes in the Child. London: Staples, 1959.
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Op. cit., 122.
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See, for example, BerlyneD. E., “Soviet Research on Intellectual Processes in Children”, in WrightJ. C.KaganJ., Basic Cognitive Processes in Children, Mon. Soc. Res. in Child Devpt. No. 86, 1963, 165–183.
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See LuriaA. R., The Role of Speech in the Regulation of Normal and Abnormal Behaviour. London: 1963, and Luria, A. R., “The Role of Speech in the Formation of Temporary Connections and the Regulation of Behaviour in the Normal and Oligophrenic Child”, in SimonB. J. (Eds.), Educational Psychology in the U.S.S.R. London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1963, 83–97.
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BrunerJ. S.OlverRose R. “Development of Equivalence Transformations in Children”, in Wright and Kagan, op. cit., 134.
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Ibid.
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Three dimensions discussed by WohlwillJ. F., “From Perception to Inference: A Dimension of Cognitive Development”, in KessenW.KuhlmanClementina (Eds.), Thought in the Young Child. Mon., Soc. Res. in Child Devpt., No. 83, 1962.
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PiagetJ.“Logique et équilibre dans les comportements du sujet”, in ApostelL.MandelbrotB.et PiagetJ., Logique et Equilibre. Paris: 1957.
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See TannerJ. M.InhelderBärbel (Eds.), Discussions on Child Development. IV.London: Tavistock Publications, 1960passim.
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BerlyneD. E., 1960, op. cit.
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WeirR. H.Language in the Crib. The Hague: Mouton & Co., 1962, reported in Annual Review of Psychology, 15, 1964, 211.
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Discussed by RazranG., in the reading “The Orienting Reflex”, in HarperR. J. C., The Cognitive Process: Readings.N.J.: 1964. and JohnsonD. M., The Psychology of Thought and Judgment. N.Y.: Harper & Brothers, 1955.
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For example, see GuilfordJ. P., “The Structure of Intellect”. Psych. Bull., 53, 1956, 267–293.
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KaganJ., “Psychological Significance of Styles of Conceptualization”, in Wright and Kagan, op. cit., 73–124.
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KoestlerA.The Act of Creation. London: Hutchinson, 1964, 658.
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KessenW. “‘Stage’ and ‘Structure’ in the Study of Children”, in Kessen and Kuhlman, op. cit. 77.