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Direct linkCervera, Maria Dolores; Mendez, Rosa Maria – International Journal of Behavioral Development, 2006
This study examined the relationships between temperament and ecological context among Yucatec Mayan children based on the assumption that maternal ethnotheories act as mediators and are related to world view. Since the latter is related to ecological context, its transformation may result in variations in ethnotheories and, therefore, temperament…
Descriptors: World Views, Maya (People), Official Languages, Ethnography
