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Studies of the Kung San culture described in the text showed that parents in this culture pay a great deal of attention to their infants' sharing of objects, but pay very little attention to their infants' exploration of objects. This study is cited to demonstrate the point that:

▸ synchrony develops naturally in every culture

▸ collectivist cultures emphasize the development of sharing over self-oriented behaviors

▸ attachment is significantly influenced by how children are punished and rewarded

▸ the development of autonomy occurs earlier in collectivist cultures

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