INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN RESPONSIVITY TO A NEUROBEHAVIOURAL EXAMINATION PREDICT CRYING PATTERNS OF 1-WEEK-OLD INFANTS AT HOME
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ST. JAMES-ROBERTS, I., ET AL., INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN RESPONSIVITY TO A NEUROBEHAVIOURAL EXAMINATION PREDICT CRYING PATTERNS OF 1-WEEK-OLD INFANTS AT HOME. DEVELOPMENTAL MEDICINE AND CHILD NEUROLOGY, Vol. 45, no. 6 (2003), p. 400-407.
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Etiología, Evaluación, Llanto, Predicción, Recién nacido
Etiología, Evaluación, Llanto, Predicción, Recién nacido
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