Word: infantalizes
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With the rise of the animal-rights movement in the 1970s, Harlow became a punching bag. Feminists also got on his case, since one--admittedly oversimplified--implication of his work on the infant-mother bond was that women should take care of their kids and stay out of the work force. By the time he died, Harlow had become an intellectual outcast. But his once radical ideas about love had become and remain utterly mainstream. --By Michael Lemonick
...It’s really in its infant stage. I have gotten a lot of enthusiasm for the project. I’m now getting a lot more help,” Bishop said. “I hope this will be the core, the group that people look back on as starting...
...Harvard-led study has shown that infant memory vastly improves during the second year of life, and researchers speculate that the improvement is related to brain development during this time...
...teacher Annie Sullivan, Sorensen hopes that the play will be well recieved and “will raise consciousness about the blind.” After searching for years for a way to help their daughter who, due to illness, became blind and deaf as an infant, Helen’s parents hire a young governess, Annie. Several fierce battles follow: between Annie and the spoiled Helen and between Annie and the Kellers. Essentially a story about love and its many consequences, the play explores Mrs. Keller’s excessive love and Annie’s tough love. With...
...first year of life, believe it or not. The whole underlying principle of setting a good example is so key. The infant can see parents being respectful to each other. As children learn to talk, saying "Please" and "Thank you," they'll begin to realize why they're saying these words. So that can start really young...