The Social Interaction and Activity Patterns of Children from Two San Groups Living as Refugees on a Namibian Military Base.

Liddell, Christine

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ERIC Number: EJ379479

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Publication Date: 1988

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The Social Interaction and Activity Patterns of Children from Two San Groups Living as Refugees on a Namibian Military Base.

Liddell, Christine

Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, v19 n3 p341-60 Sep 1988

Observation of the social interaction and activity patterns of young children from two San (or Bushman) groups (Sekele and Kwengo) who lived with their families in identical settlements on the same military base revealed marked intergroup differences, especially in patterns of social interaction among girls. Discusses influences of cultural history and current demography. (Author/BJV)

Descriptors: African Culture, Blacks, Cross Cultural Studies, Cultural Influences, Ethnicity, Group Activities, Group Unity, Intergroup Relations, Interpersonal Relationship, Play, Sex Differences, Young Children

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research

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Language: English

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Identifiers - Location: Namibia

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