MOTHERS IN PRISON: BETWEEN THE PUBLIC INSTITUTION AND PRIVATE FAMILY RELATIONS
I tiakina i:
ENROOS, R., MOTHERS IN PRISON: BETWEEN THE PUBLIC INSTITUTION AND PRIVATE FAMILY RELATIONS. CHILD AND FAMILY SOCIAL WORK, Vol. 16, no. 1 (2011), p. 12-21.
Ref.
174495
Tauwāhi:
SIIS R.1269 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Delincuencia, Estudio cualitativo, Impacto familiar, Madre, Mujer, Prisión, Relación madre-hijo, Relaciones familiares, Finlandia
Delincuencia, Estudio cualitativo, Impacto familiar, Madre, Mujer, Prisión, Relación madre-hijo, Relaciones familiares, Finlandia
Ngā tūemi rite: MOTHERS IN PRISON: BETWEEN THE PUBLIC INSTITUTION AND PRIVATE FAMILY RELATIONS
- Mothers in prison: maintaining connections with children
- PARENTAL STRESS, MARITAL SATISFACTION AND RESPONSIVENESS TO CHILDREN: A COMPARISON BETWEEN MOTHERS OF CHILDREN WITH AND WITHOUT INBORN IMPARIMENT
- MOTHERS IN PRISON: MEETING TKE PREREQUISITE CONDITIONS FOR PERMANENCY PLANNING
- UNCHARTED COURSE: MOTHERING THE BLIND CHILD
- MOTHER-DAUGHTHER AND FATHER-DAUGHTER ATTACHMENT OF COLLEGE STUDENT ACOAS
- DIALOGUES WITH PREADOLESCENTS AND ADOLESCENTS: MOTHER-CHILD INTERACTION PATTERNS IN AFFECTIVELY ILL AND WELL DYADS