Early cross-cultural work in development focused primarily on the role of culture in "driving" parenting behaviors that resulted in changes in the infant and young child.

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Early cross-cultural work in development did focus on the role of culture in parenting behaviors and how they affected children's development. This is evident in studies such as the work of Margaret Mead on child-rearing practices in different cultures. However, this approach has evolved and expanded to consider more complex and reciprocal relationships between culture, parenting, and child development.

Early Cross-Cultural Work in Development Focused Primarily on the Role