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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction to the Tmmaction Edition -- Prefoce -- 1 DEVELOPMENT IN AN EVOLUTIONARY CONTEXT -- The Process of Adaptation -- Ontogeny and Phylogeny -- AdaptabiIity and Development -- Summary -- 2 THE ENVIRONMENT OF NAVAJO INFANCY -- Perturbations in the Environment of Navajo Infancy -- The Navajo -- Cottonwood Springs -- 3 THE CRADLEBOARD -- The Cradleboard and Swaddling in Cross-Cultural Perspective -- Previous Studies of the Cradleboard -- The Hypotheses: Does the Cradleboard Affect Navajo Child Development -- 4 THE RESJEARCH -- Anthropology and Ethology in Child Development Research -- The Samples -- The Methods -- 5 THE BEHAVIOR OF NAVAJO AND ANGLO NEWBORN INFANTS -- The Analysis of Brazelton Scale Data: Methods and Rationale -- Prenatal Influences on Navajo-Anglo Group Differences in Newborn Behavior -- Discussion and Conclusion -- 6 NAVAJO AND ANGLO CHILDREN'S FEAR OF STRANGERS -- Similarities and Differences in Navajo and Anglo Fear of Strangers -- Environmental Correlates of Navajo Fear of Strangers -- Discussion and Conclusion -- 7 MOTHER-INFANT INTERACTION AND THE CRADLEBOARD -- The Immediate Effects of the Cradleboard -- Some Situational Determinants of Cradleboard Use -- The Longer-Term Effects of the Cradleboard -- Discussion and Conclusion -- 8 THE DETERMINANTS OF MOTHER-INFANT INTERACTION -- Deriving the Determinants -- Navajo Neonatal Behavior and Mother-Infant Interaction in the First Quarter -- The Child's Opportunity for Interaction with Others -- Discussion and Conclusions -- 9 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS: DEVELOPMENT AS ADAPTATION -- Summary -- Synthesis and Implications -- Bibliography -- Index