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    • Chapter 1: LCHC, a Pre-History
    • Chapter 2: Confronting the Challenge of Bringing Cross Cultural Research Home
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    • Chapter 3: Setting Up Shop and the Early Use of Ethnographic Psychology
    • Chapter 4: The Cognitive Analysis of Behavior in Activity
    • Chapter 5: Coming to Terms with Methods and Theories
  • Section 3
    • Chapter 6: Building on the Rockefeller Legacy
    • Chapter 7: LCHC Encounters Personal Computers and Computer-Mediated Communication
    • Chapter 8: Updating Theoretical Foundations (Coming to Grips with Development and Activity)
  • Section 4
    • Chapter 9: LCHC in the Orbit of Communication
    • Chapter 10: VelHam — An Excursion into Scientific Diplomacy
    • Chapter 11: Implementing and Sustaining Hybrid Learning Activities — The Fifth Dimension
  • Section 5
    • Chapter 12: Evolution of the 5th Dimension
    • Chapter 13: Town and Country Learning Center: Connecting with the Community
    • Chapter 14: Adult/Child Play: Emotion, Cognition, and Development in Playworlds
    • Chapter 15: Re-visiting Old Problems by a new Generation
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Martin Deutsch

Martin Deutsch (1917-2002) was one of the major figures in 1960s and 1970s psychological research on ethnic and social class differences in psychological theories of culture and cognitive processes, especially as related to schooling.

Selected Publications

  • Minority Group and Class Status as Related to Social and Personality Factors in Scholastic Achievement (Monograph Number 2, 1960)
  • The Disadvantaged Child and the Learning Process (1963)

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