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... cage together with its mother or one or more infants of the same age ; ( 5 ) in a wire cage arranged around a play room or cubicle , with access to both mother and peers ; and ( 6 ) in enclosures or in groups containing adults of both ...
... cage together with its mother or one or more infants of the same age ; ( 5 ) in a wire cage arranged around a play room or cubicle , with access to both mother and peers ; and ( 6 ) in enclosures or in groups containing adults of both ...
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... cage floor , almost completely disengaged from the environment . As he recovers , the infant resumes a partially ... cage alters the mother - infant association . The larger the cage , the less punishment the infant receives from its ...
... cage floor , almost completely disengaged from the environment . As he recovers , the infant resumes a partially ... cage alters the mother - infant association . The larger the cage , the less punishment the infant receives from its ...
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... cage , it appears that the infant is grad- ually forced to separate from the mother by her punitive behavior toward him . When the same study is done in a socially and physically more com- plex environment , the infant's urge to explore ...
... cage , it appears that the infant is grad- ually forced to separate from the mother by her punitive behavior toward him . When the same study is done in a socially and physically more com- plex environment , the infant's urge to explore ...
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Communication | 41 |
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