Nina Sutton has written a biography of this man subtitled "A Life and a Legacy", while one of his own works consists of transcriptions of conversations he had with parents discussing child-rearing, and is entitled Dialogues with Mothers. He wrote about a child who would would plug an imaginary wire into the wall, believing himself to be a robot, in his essay, "Joey: A Mechanical Boy", while another work analyzes children raised in the Kibbutz. He advocated the "refrigerator mother" theory of autism in works like The Empty Fortress, but this author of Children of the Dream is better known for a work discussing the "Mea
Nina Sutton has written a biography of this man subtitled "A Life and a Legacy", while one of his own works consists of transcriptions of conversations he had with parents discussing child-rearing, and is entitled Dialogues with Mothers. He wrote about a child who would would plug an imaginary wire into the wall, believing himself to be a robot, in his essay, "Joey: A Mechanical Boy", while another work analyzes children raised in the Kibbutz. He advocated the "refrigerator mother" theory of autism in works like The Empty Fortress, but this author of Children of the Dream is better known for a work discussing the "Meaning and Importance of Fairy Tales" in the development of children. FTP, name this psychologist who wrote The Uses of Enchantment, and discussed his experiences in concentration camps in "Individual and Mass Behavior in Extreme Situations."
Nina Sutton has written a biography of this man subtitled "A Life and a Legacy", while one of his own works consists of transcriptions of conversations he had with parents discussing child-rearing, and is entitled Dialogues with Mothers.
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