Anxiety as a Factor in the Child's Responsiveness to Social Reinforcement [electronic resource] / Bruce D. Grossman.
It has been observed that following a brief period of isolation, children tend to show a greater increase in responsiveness on a simple motor task than nonisolated children do when verbal reinforcement is given periodically during a task. One explanation is that the social deprivation of the brief i...
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