This more complete view gives us a better theoretical basis to understand how family and society need to work in tandem to support successful socialization of children. Pipher, Mary. 1996. In the shelter of each other. Harriet Shaklee, Family Development Specialist, University of Idaho Cooperative Extension. The opinions expressed in this article are the opinions of the author and do not necessarily represent the opinions of FFCI 's editorial board, North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service, or North Carolina State University.
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