"You've got to love her"- perceptions of birth mothers among children in long-term foster care
La investigación muestra diferencias en las expectativas de cuidado de las madres y los padres de distintos países y cómo se ven afectadas por el desarrollo de diferentes formas de familia y prácticas culturales.
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