Conceptualising the contexts, mechanisms and outcomes of intensive family intervention projects
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Batty, E., Flint, J., Conceptualising the contexts, mechanisms and outcomes of intensive family intervention projects. Social Policy and Society, Vol. 11, no. 3 (2012), p. 345-358.
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Atención temprana, Crítica, Exclusión social, Fundamentos, Intervención familiar, Menores, Problemas de conducta, Resultados, Reino Unido
Atención temprana, Crítica, Exclusión social, Fundamentos, Intervención familiar, Menores, Problemas de conducta, Resultados, Reino Unido
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