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Knauer, Heather Ashley, author.
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Parenting and Child Development in Rural Mexico: Examination of a Large-Scale Parenting Program /
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Rudd, Brittany N., author.
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Maternal Relationship Dissolution, Child Sleep Quality, and Child Development / Rudd, Brittany N
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Almond, Lindsey, author.
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East Carolina University. Child Development and Family Science. degree granting institution.
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Campbell, Cynthia Renee, author.
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Parent involvement in a child's education has shown to have a positive influence on the child
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Mauricio-Pizaña, Lydiamada, author.
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' understandings and perceptions of their own racial identity and their child's racial identity affect the way
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Hernandez Ruiz, Eugenia, author. (orcid)0000-0001-9133-7642
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to support their child's development, have been investigated as a viable alternative. In music
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Sudit, Anna, author.
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development. Students generally score higher on educational achievement tests, have better attendance at
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White, Brenda Jean, author.
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be dismissed as a normal stage in child development. Educators and observers argue that bullying in
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Meagher, Melissa M., author.
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the formative years of development (Baker, Mehta, & Chong, 2013; Romanowski, McKean, & Voort, 2017
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Westdal, June N., author.
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development (National Reading Council, 2000), and mediational theories on the effects of poverty (Yeung
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Fahnrich, Tiah Asare, author.
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literacy practices, which supports learning, language and literacy development. This research aspires to
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Smith, Sharlene Monique, author.
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caring for the social, emotional and academic development of a child with autism (Grindle & Remington
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Hallongren, Sabrina L., author.
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child gender, perceived maturity level, perceived effects on child development or behavior, executive
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Merchant, Erin K., author.
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her adopted child's emotion regulation development.

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