Role modeling and transmission
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A model of how deeply internalized values and behavioral patterns are transmitted—not through explicit instruction but through sustained contact with someone who embodies those values. A parent or mentor who demonstrates integrity, care, craftsmanship, and service through their actions more powerfully shapes a child's psychology than any teaching could.
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