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Scripts for Children's Lives: What Do Parents and Early Childhood Teachers Contribute to Children's Understanding of Events in Their Lives?

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Dalli, Carmen – 1991

"Scripts" are ways of describing the knowledge a person must have in order to understand the appropriate response in a given situation. In this document, literature on the ways in which children acquire scripts for social behavior through interaction with others is reviewed, and some departures from script theory are discussed. It is…

Descriptors: Behavior Theories, Child Caregivers, Child Development, Day Care Centers