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The Journal of Genetic Psychology
Research and Theory on Human Development
Volume 116, 1970 - Issue 1
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Sharing in Children as a Function of the Number of Sharees and Reciprocity

Robert J. Presbie Department of Psychology, Tulane University, USA; Newcomb College, Tulane University, USA
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Vera T. Kanareff Department of Psychology, Tulane University, USA; Newcomb College, Tulane University, USA
Pages 31-44 | Published online: 04 Sep 2012

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BarbaraJ. Mosbacher, GeraldE. Gruen & JosephF. Rychlak. (1985) Incentive Value: The Overlooked Dimension in Childhood Sharing. The Journal of Genetic Psychology 146:2, pages 197-204.
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Nancy Eisenberg-Berg, Michael Hand & Robert Haake. (1981) The Relationship of Preschool Children's Habitual Use of Space to Prosocial, Antisocial, and Social Behaviors. The Journal of Genetic Psychology 138:1, pages 111-121.
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Lita Furby. (2016) Sharing: Decisions and Moral Judgments about Letting others Use One's Possessions. Psychological Reports 43:2, pages 595-609.
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ROBERT J. PRESBIE & PAUL F. COITEUX. (1971) LEARNING TO BE GENEROUS OR STINGY: IMITATION OF SHARING BEHAVIOR AS A FUNCTION OF MODEL GENEROSITY AND VICARIOUS REINFORCEMENT. Child Development 42:4, pages 1033-1038.
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