A circumplex model for maternal behavior.
Journal of Abnormal & Social PsychologyPublished 1 September 1959
Earl S. Schaefer
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The purpose is to demonstrate the generality of a social interaction conceptualization of maternal behavior by ordering the intercorrelation matrices of three sets of data on maternal behavior.
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“The purpose… is to demonstrate the generality of a social interaction conceptualization of maternal behavior by ordering the intercorrelation matrices of three sets of data on maternal behavior. When ordered both with factor analysis and with Guttman's circumplex model, similar two-dimensional orga
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