January 1, 1963

Maternal Behavior, Child Behavior, and Their Intercorrelations from Infancy Through Adolescence

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Earl S. Schaefer, Nancy Bayley, Maternal Behavior, Child Behavior, and Their Intercorrelations from Infancy Through Adolescence, Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development, Vol. 28, No. 3, Maternal Behavior, Child Behavior, and Their Intercorrelations from Infancy Through Adolescence (1963), pp. 1+3-7+9-13+15-25+27-49+51-89+91-127

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