Escalona-Heider-Kagan

Escalona-Heider-Kagan

Comments on the book review by Jerome Kagan (see record 200606020-011) on the book Prediction and Outcome: A Study in Child Development by Grace Heider and Sibylle K. Escalona (1959). The author states that he was astonished to read that the contamination between prediction and evaluation of outcome...

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