PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IN CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION TRAINING: WHAT DO THEY LEARN?
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BERRICK, J.D., PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IN CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION TRAINING: WHAT DO THEY LEARN?. CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT, Vol. 12, no. 4 (1988), p. 543-553.
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13121
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SIIS R.631
Palabras clave:
Escuela padres, Infancia, Malos tratos, Orientación familiar, Prevención
Escuela padres, Infancia, Malos tratos, Orientación familiar, Prevención
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