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27 Professional recreation leaders brought social awareness into child ' s play ,
stressing cooperation and obedience to higher authority . Playground directors
made group membership a sign of status , and the individual child at play ...
27 Professional recreation leaders brought social awareness into child ' s play ,
stressing cooperation and obedience to higher authority . Playground directors
made group membership a sign of status , and the individual child at play ...
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Sociologist Emory Bogardus , basing his study on the reports of social workers ,
found that traditional families could no longer bring up children in any proper
fashion . The strange new world , to which children adjusted more rapidly than
their ...
Sociologist Emory Bogardus , basing his study on the reports of social workers ,
found that traditional families could no longer bring up children in any proper
fashion . The strange new world , to which children adjusted more rapidly than
their ...
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Since the major portion of social contacts in the city are of the touch - and - go
type , external appearance assumes a pronounced social value , " they
concluded ; “ because of the exaggerated emphasis on external form , many
urban persons ...
Since the major portion of social contacts in the city are of the touch - and - go
type , external appearance assumes a pronounced social value , " they
concluded ; “ because of the exaggerated emphasis on external form , many
urban persons ...
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