A developmental view on children's arguing: the need of the other

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The development of children's problem solving and reasoning skills through argument is examined. The authors maintain arguing is an important part of child development in that it helps refine their problem solving and reasoning skills in a conflictual situation.

Italy, Problem solving, Conflict management

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Knowledge building in discourse communities

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This article discusses the social significance of children engaging in arguments. The author maintains arguing, which takes various forms in different communities, is a natural part of social learning and helps children learn how to be active members of society.

Socialization

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A comparative approach to play: cross-species and cross-cultural perspectives of play in development

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This article reviews the essay 'Play and Exploration in Children and Animals,' by Tomas G. Power. Topics addressed include child development, neuroethological and sociocultural aspects of play, and play behavior across species and cultures.

Analysis, Criticism and interpretation, Cross-cultural studies, Cross cultural studies, Critical Essay, Play, Power, Thomas G.

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