WORKING AND NONWORKING MOTHERS AND THEIR INFANTS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MATERNAL CAREGIVING CHARACT...
WORKING AND NONWORKING MOTHERS AND THEIR INFANTS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MATERNAL CAREGIVING CHARACTERISTICS AND INFANT SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
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Merrill-Palmer Institute
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Utilizing a multitrait, multimethod approach & a longitudinal design, examined are infant characteristics & maternal attitudes & behaviors in demographically comparable groups of working (number of cases = 42) & nonworking (number of cases = 55) mothers. Significant, meaningful relationships existed among data derived from attitude scales, time- sa...
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WORKING AND NONWORKING MOTHERS AND THEIR INFANTS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MATERNAL CAREGIVING CHARACTERISTICS AND INFANT SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
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TN_cdi_jstor_primary_23084565
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/TN_cdi_jstor_primary_23084565
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0026-0150,0272-930X
