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A Theoretical Developmental Model

Self-Image in Children

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In this chapter, we present a model of psychological development that may be considered “paradoxical” when compared with the usual conceptualizations. This conceptualization is presented in terms of Piagetian theory, from which it derives, but from which it diverges considerably on numerous points.

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Mounoud, P., Vinter, A. (1985). A Theoretical Developmental Model. In: Shulman, V.L., Restaino-Baumann, L.C.R., Butler, L. (eds) The Future of Piagetian Theory. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-4925-9_3

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