Effects of maltreatment on school-age children's socioemotional development: Assessments in a day-camp setting.
Developmental PsychologyPublished 1 July 1989
Joan Kaufman, Dante Cicchetti
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Etude de l'influence de differentes formes de mauvais traitement sur le developpement social et emotionnel de 70 enfants maltraites compares a 67 enfants d'un groupe controle et âges de 5 a 11 ans
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