Parent-Child Socialization in Diverse Cultures

JAIPAUL L. ROOPNARINE is Professor of Education at Brooklyn College of The City University of New York.

• Introduction, Irving SigelParent-Child Interactions in Urban Indian Families in New Delhi: Are They Changing?, Jaipaul L. Roopnarine and Ziarat HossainChinese Families, Harold W. Stevenson, Chaunsheng Chen, and Shinying LeeA Comparison of the Parent-Child Relationship in Japan and the United States, Alan Fogel, Marguerite Stevenson Barratt, and Daniel MessingerThe Socialization of Australian Boys and Girls in Middle Childhood for Independence and Achievement, Alan Russell and Graeme RussellFamily and Socialization in Turkey, Cigdem Kagitcibasi and Diane SunarMoral Socialization of the Child in the Soviet Union from Birth to Age Seven, E.V. SubbotskiiThe Socialization of Instrumental Competence in Families in the United States, D. Bruce Carter and Wendy A. MiddlemissThe Parent-Child Relationship and Socialization in the Context of Modern Childhood: The Case of Sweden, Gunilla DahlbergFamily and Parent-Child Relations in Spain, Jesús PalaciosFamilies in Puerto Rico: An Analysis of the Socialization Process from a Macrostructural Perspective, Sheila Ortiz ArchillaMother-Infant Interactions of Haitian Immigrants and Black Americans Living in Miami, Tiffany M. Field, Susan M. Widmayer, Sherilyn Adler, and Mercedes de CubasFamily Relationships and Patterns of Childrearing in the Caribbean, Garrett LangeParenting in Polynesia: A View from the Marquesas, Mary Martini and John KirkpatrickThe Parent-Infant Relationship and Social-Emotional Development Among Aka Pygmies, Barry S. HewlettThe Cultural Context of Socialization: A Much Ignored Issue!, Jaipaul L. Roopnarine and D. Bruce CarterAuthor IndexSubject Index'