1972
DOI: 10.1037/h0033012
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Egocentrism and social interaction across the life span.

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“…In the years since the publication of specu lative essays by Flavell [1970], Hooper et al [1971], and Looft [1972], many researchers have examined Piagetian logical concept de velopment from a life-span perspective. Re cently, the focus of such research has shifted from concrete operations to formal logical reasoning in mature adults.…”
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“…In the years since the publication of specu lative essays by Flavell [1970], Hooper et al [1971], and Looft [1972], many researchers have examined Piagetian logical concept de velopment from a life-span perspective. Re cently, the focus of such research has shifted from concrete operations to formal logical reasoning in mature adults.…”
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“…The field of research on affective functioning in older adults, although rapidly changing, is still lagging behind, partly because of the clash of perspectives. The previously dominant view of aging (and perhaps still looming in some quarters) is of an ever-steeper slope of deteriorating abilities and blunt emotional capacities (cf., Isaacowitz, Charles, & Carstensen, 2000;Levenson, 2000;Looft, 1972). This view is partly due to unrepresentative samples.…”
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“…The items are based on neoteny, child cognition, and more generally psychology literature, and they cover the following six neoteny-related characteristics: play (P. G. Bateson, 1976;Bekoff, 1972;Bjorklund, 1997;Bjorklund & Pellegrini, 2000;Dansky, 1980;Fagen, 1981;Klinger, 1969;Lorenz, 1971;Pellegrini & Bjorklund, 2004;Pellegrini & Smith, 1998;Piaget, 1945Piaget, /1999Vygotsky, 1930Vygotsky, /2004Vygotsky, , 1931Vygotsky, /1991Vygotsky, , 1933Vygotsky, /1967, attachment (Bowlby, 1969(Bowlby, /1982Cairns, 1976;Fraley, Brumbaugh, & Marks, 2005;Fraley & Shaver, 2000;Hazan & Shaver, 1987Insel, 2000), regression (Fischer, 1987;Lindahl, Heimann, & Ullstadius, 2003;Plooij & van de Rijt-Plooij, 1989;van de Rijt-Plooij & Plooij, 1992), egocentrism (Arnett, 1992;Arnett & BalleJensen, 1993;Bjorklund, Gaultney, & Green, 1993;Buss, 1997;Chandler & Greenspan, 1972;Elkind, 1967Elkind, , 1978Gnepp, 1983;Greene, Krcmar, Walters, Rubin, & Hale, 2000;Harter & Pike, 1984;Looft, 1972;…”
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confidence: 99%