' Like the tortoise, the boy plods ahead, gaining more and more experience in problem solving. While the girl collects A's in spelling, the boy is working at problems- 'how to get a C in spelling, ' 'how to be a man. When the little girl and boy meet in the first grade, it is the old story of the tortoise and the hare all over again. ' He struggles to find out what the 'do's' are. But what is the difference? All he hears are 'don'ts.

But soon he begins to get some confusing commands from his mother. His first strong attachment is to his mother. As a baby and a young child, he spends most of his waking hours with his mother. As the boy grows, he gets another boost in his aggression lessons-the 'be a man' problem. ' From these notes and from interviews with the mother, the scientists concluded that while the mother keeps her daughter close she unconsciously trains her son to investigate-to become a problem solver.ДЄ Second Lesson. Goes to mother, drops cat, and leans against her. This is a sample of those notes, taken during the observation of a boy and his mother. Then they took notes on everything the mothers or ba bies did. A team of psychologists discovered this by placing mothers and their one year old babies in a special observation room filled with toys. But the mother seems to make the biggest contribu tion.

What produces this aggression in little boys? Male hormones play a part. This secret weapon makes them strivers, go getters, independent. But what has been happening to baby boys all this time? They have been developing that secret weapon called aggression. Title: Teori bahasa dan otomata / Firrar Utdirartatmo, Author: Firrar Utdirartatmo, Publisher: Yogyakarta : J & J Learning, 2001., Subject: Bahasa Pemrograman (Komputer), Isbn: 979-, Type: Monograf.

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