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The Emergence of Same-Sex Affiliative Preferences among Preschool Peers: A Developmental/Ethological Perspective

Peter La Freniere F. F. Strayer Roger Gauthier

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Peter La Freniere, F. F. Strayer, Roger Gauthier, The Emergence of Same-Sex Affiliative Preferences among Preschool Peers: A Developmental/Ethological Perspective, Child Development, Vol. 55, No. 5 (Oct., 1984), pp. 1958-1965

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