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Author Index Vol. 45, 2002 Human Development Addae. W Field. T 100 Angelillo ( pA Fischer K 14] ongo. M.R Aronsson, K Azmitia, M. 355 Geert, P. van 167 Miller, P.H Gelman. S.A. 6 Molinari, I Baldwin, H. 33 Goodnow, J.J Morelli, G.A Barron, B. 367 Goodwin, M.H. 3! Muir. D.W. 95 Bauer, P.J. 2 Gutiérrez, K.D Bell. C. 34 Nucci, I Bergman, R. 104 Harkness, S. 270 Bertenthal, B.I. 432 Hertenstein, M.J. 7 Packet Bornstein, M.H. 257 Hundeide. K. 174 Paradise Brenneis. D. 264 Poortinga Kagitcibasi, C. 136 Cauce, A.M. 294 Kalish. C. 360 Colby, A. 130 Karger. S. 69 Corsaro, W.A. 323 Karger. T. 69 Erickson, F. 299 Lee. C.D. 282 Lemke. J.L. 194 Subject Index Vol. 45, 2002 Activity Age segregation 211 Anthropology 226 Apprenticeship 299 Attention management 22° oherence 167 ommunication Case studies 2 ommunicativec Character 125 ommunity of | Children’s interview omparative study of responses 174 education policy peer cultures 323 onceptual models KARGER ww. ka ultural-historical activity Identity constraints 414 Processes of change 161 theory 312 — development 414 Public schools 34 context 307 — structure 414 ‘ulture 29, 226, 237, 264, Individualism 29 Qualitative and quantitative 270, 275, 282, 294, 299, Inequities in schooling 54 model 246 ae 5 Infant social perception 95 - approaches 355 ’. change 299 Infant-adult face-to-face inter- — research 229 action 95 Race 282 Customs 270 International research 307 Rapprochement 29 Interpre(ta)tive reproduction Rationality 187 Development 187, 237. , 234223 , 355 Reductionism 282 Intersubjectivity 187 Relational alignments 174 Developmental pathways 275 rationality 174 - science 246 Jewish modern orthodoxy 414 Research ie) 226 — theory 270 Responsibility judgments 125 Dialogicality 174 Kenya 307 Responsiveness 167 Dialogue 187 Diversity 294 Language 257, 264 Scaffolding 141 Dyadic interaction 167 — acquisition 29] School choice 34 Dynamic systems 167 Learning 141, 161, 282 Schooling 54, 211, 349, 355 Dynamics 141 Literacy 34 Science 29 as cultural practice 312 Settings 27( Early childhood 349 Social constructionism 29 Ecocultural theory 275 Maternal education 34 exclusion 390 Ecology 291 Methodology 257, 264 Socialization 307 Ego identity status theory Middle-class culture 211 Sociocultural theory 414 Modeling 167 355 Emergence 2 Models 226 Socioculturalism Emotion communication 70 Moral action 125 Sociology of childhood 390 95 character 130 Stageso f moral judgment 13 Emotional responses 70 development 104 Ethnic segregation 54 identity 104, 130 Factile communication 70, 95 Ethnicity 282, 294 judgment 130 perception 70,95 Ethnography 349 motivation 104, 13 stimulation 70 Ethnotheories 270 self 125 Touch deprivation 100 Evaluation 187 Mother/child communicatior therapy 100 Expertise 141 70 lranstio teliemeontnar y school . 2352 3 . Fuzziness 167 Niche Gender 54 Peer(s) 355 access/equity 34 victimization 390 Variability - and language 390 Peer-interaction 167 Variation Girls’ schooling 34, 54 Physical contact 70 Vvgotsk\ Play 167 Historical processes 2 Population 29] Women and economic deve History 2 Postmodern identit opment 307 Holistic integration 229 Priming events