Substitute parents : biological and social perspective on alloparenting across human societies / / edited by Gillian Bentley & Ruth Mace.
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| Superior document: | Studies of the Biosocial Society ; v. 3 |
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| Year of Publication: | 2009 |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Studies of the Biosocial Society ;
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| Physical Description: | xviii, 354 p. :; ill. |
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Table of Contents:
- The biological basis of alloparental behaviour in mammals / Nancy G. Solomon and Loren D. Hayes
- Family matters : kin, demography, and child health in a rural Gambian population / Rebecca Sear and Ruth Mace
- Does it take a family to raise a child? : cooperative breeding and the contributions of Maya siblings, parents and older adults in raising children / Karen L. Kramer
- Flexible caretakers : responses of toba families in transition / Claudia R. Valeggia
- Who minds the baby? Beng perspectives on mothers, neighbours, and strangers as caretakers / Alma Gottlieb
- Economic perspectives on alloparenting / Gillian Paull
- The school as parent / Berry Mayall
- The parenting and substitute parenting of young children / Helen Penn
- Adoption, adopters, and adopted children : an evolutionary perspective / David Howe
- Surrogacy : the experiences of commissioning couples and surrogate mothers / Emma Lycett
- Alloparenting in the context of AIDS in Southern Africa : complex strategies for care / Lorraine van Blerk and Nicola Ansell
- Alloparental care and the ontogeny of glucocorticoid stress response among stepchildren / Mark V. Flinn and David Leone
- Separation stress in early childhood : harmless side effect of modern care-giving practices or risk factor for development? / Joachim Bensel
- Quality, quantity, and type of childcare : effects on child development in the U.S. / Jay Belsky
- 'It feels normal that other people are split up but not your mum and dad' : divorce through the eyes of children / Margaret Robinson, Lesley Scanlan and Ian Butler.