'WHAT DID YOU THINK ABOUT THAT?'. RESEARCHING CHILDREN'S PERCEPTIONS OF PARTICIPATION IN A LONGITUDINAL GENETIC EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY
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GOODENOUGH, T., ET AL., 'WHAT DID YOU THINK ABOUT THAT?'. RESEARCHING CHILDREN'S PERCEPTIONS OF PARTICIPATION IN A LONGITUDINAL GENETIC EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY. CHILDREN AND SOCIETY, Vol. 17, no. 2 (2003), p. 113-125.
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Actitudes sociales, Estudio epidemiológico, Ética, Genética, Infancia, Investigación, Salud, Reino Unido
Actitudes sociales, Estudio epidemiológico, Ética, Genética, Infancia, Investigación, Salud, Reino Unido
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