TABLE 3
Relationship of Infant Physical Affectional Deprivation to Adult Physical
Violence
|
High Infant Physical Affection |
Low Infant Physical Affection |
High Infant Physical Affection |
Low Infant Physical Affection |
|
Low Adult Physical Violence |
High Adult Physical Violence |
High Adult Physical Violence |
Low Adult Physical Violence |
|
Andamanese |
Alorese |
Cheyenne |
Ainu |
Arapesh |
Aranda |
Chir-Apache |
Ganda |
Balinese |
Araucanians |
Crow |
Kwakiutl |
Chagga |
Ashanti |
Jivaroa |
Lepcha |
Chenchu |
Aymara |
Kurtatchi |
Pukapuka |
Chuckchee |
Azande |
Zunic |
Samoansb |
Cuna |
Comanche |
|
Tanala |
Hano |
Fon |
|
Lau |
Kaska |
|
Lesu |
Marquesans |
|
Maori |
Masai |
|
Murngin |
Navaho |
|
Nuer |
Ojibwa |
|
Papago |
Thonga |
|
Siriono |
|
Tallensi |
|
Tikopia |
|
Timbira |
|
Trobriand |
|
Wogeo |
|
Woleaians |
|
Yahgan |
|
|
|
Premarital sex punished: underlined |
Premarital sex permitted: italic |
a According to Harner (1972) the Jivaro
culture is misclassified and belongs in column 2 (personal communication).
b According to Derek Freeman, Professor of
Anthropology, Australian National University, the Samoans belong in column 2
(personal communication).
c The Zuni are also reclassified to column 1.
Source: Textor ; infant behavior ratings from
Barry, Bacon and Child; and adult violence ratings from Slater.
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