DO INTERVENTION PROGRAMS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN REDUCE DELINQUENCY AND CRIME?
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DO INTERVENTION PROGRAMS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN REDUCE DELINQUENCY AND CRIME?. FOCUS, Vol. 19, no. 1 (1997), p. 37-44.
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Atención temprana, Delincuencia, Efectos, Experiencias, Menores, Planes de servicios sociales, Prevención, Resultados, EE.UU.
Atención temprana, Delincuencia, Efectos, Experiencias, Menores, Planes de servicios sociales, Prevención, Resultados, EE.UU.
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