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CHAPTER SEVEN Anthropological Perspectives on Social Development
Heather Montgomery
While rarely referred to as “social development” within anthropology the ways that children develop and learn about their worlds, how they interact with others and how, through these interactions, grow up to be competent and successful members of their societies and cultures, have been much studied by anthropologists. There is a long‐standing interest in socialization, particularly among American anthropologists, who have focused on how childrearing
