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Hill, Carrie A., author.
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applied to parenting a child in the PICU over the first year of life. Previously identified good parent
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Wang, Shuangshuang, author.
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Providing high-intensity grandchild care (i.e. primary, co-parenting and high levels of babysitting
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Gelfand, Rachel, author.
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in Boston. This original research chronicles debates around co-parenting, AIDS, donors, "chosen
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Rerecich, Lindsay Lawley, author.
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presence rather than a simple remedy to parental absence. Each Austen novel features a substitute parenting
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Moonpanane, Katemanee, author.
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of parenting school-age children with DS? The phenomenological approach developed by van Manen (1997
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Fulco, Celia J., author.
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" parenting interchangeably as predictors of associated outcomes. However, changing the operational definition
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Chiang, Jason, author.
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indicated that mothers in the study strongly endorsed guan parenting, but less so shaming parenting. Mothers
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Adrian, Valerie, author. (orcid)0000-0002-7742-5571
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cultivation and helicopter parenting and determine whether those parenting behaviors are associated with
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Simmons, Danielle P., author.
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Counties identified lack of support as a major stressor. The parenting support model initiated (e.g. Parent
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Routh, Brianna Noell, author. (orcid)0000-0002-3614-9056
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indicated a food parenting agency continuum. Mothers with higher food parenting agency tended to report
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Lassi, Nicholas Mathew, author.
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theory and Confucian ritual, and Gottfredson and Hirschi's parenting approach to crime prevention (within
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Roberts, Cullen Alexander, author.
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, parenting behaviors, and direct biological endowments form affective capital, where low affective capital