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Fremont, Ettya R., author.
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Tufts University. Child Development. degree granting institution.
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Jehl, Brianna Lynn, author.
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Tufts University. Child Development. degree granting institution.
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O'Connor, Neil.
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development of the child, by L. Rahmani.--Contemporary Soviet psychology, by J. Brožek.
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Schwab, Jessica Feigenbaum, author.
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' repetition relates to children's learning at different time points in development. Next, Chapter III examines
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Shukla, Chandra Bhan, author.
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instrumental competence in children. Instrumental competence has been defined as the child's capacity to show
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Pérez, Cristina I. Miñana, author.
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eradicating these behaviors before the child becomes a chronic offender. Additionally, mass incarceration, as
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Fang, Shixin, author.
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investigate the policy effect on child social emotional health and development.
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Lasater, Jessica R., author.
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substance use disorders, child development, middle childhood developmental norms, cultural norms
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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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Bean, Mary, author.
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Questionnaire. As well, they logged the amount of fruits and vegetables their child ate over a 1-week period
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Breen, Alyssa I. Pintar, author.
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this facet of emotion socialization and the way it relates to child outcomes has been mainly limited to
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Moen, Amanda L., author.
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in preschool are systems-level services that can enhance child learning and development and promote
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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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Dalzell, Jordan, author.
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can allow the development of guidelines on how to select and recommend CBT consistent storybooks that
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Gilgen, Albert R., 1930-
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. DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS; II. A NEW DIRECTION FOR CHILD PSYCHOLOGY; III. RESEARCH ON NEONATES AND

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