Culture and the development of children's action: a theory of human development
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Abstract
Developmental and Nondevelopmental Orientations in Psychology, and Their Contexts. Basic Assumptions Underlying Psychological Research. Crossroads of the Deductive and Inductive Lines of Knowledge Construction in Psychology. Theoretical Bases for a Theory of Bounded Indeterminacy of Development. The Theoretical System. Actions in Culturally Organized Contexts: Settings of Mealtimes. Cultural Regulation and the Development of Children's Actions at Mealtimes. Cultural Autoregulation of the Self: Semiotic Mediation of the Intrapsychological Realm. Conclusions: Bounded Variability in Human Psychological Development, and the Methodology for Its Study. References. Index.