Intergenerational relations and cultural transmission.¶
Trommsdorff, G. (2009). Intergenerational relations and cultural transmission. Cultural Transmission: Psychological, Developmental, Social, and Methodological Aspects.
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- Enculturation
- Trommsdorff's (2009) longitudinal work on intergenerational value transmission demonstrates that children internalize parental values through a combination of identification (wanting to be like the parent), observational learning, and reinforcement, producing value coherence across generations within cultures but value divergence across cultural groups
This sourceReviews intergenerational value transmission via identification, observational learning, and reinforcement — supports the value-coherence-within-cultures claim (D29-100).
- Trommsdorff's (2009) longitudinal work on intergenerational value transmission demonstrates that children internalize parental values through a combination of identification (wanting to be like the parent), observational learning, and reinforcement, producing value coherence across generations within cultures but value divergence across cultural groups
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