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YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILY CHANGE

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SMITH, C., YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILY CHANGE. CHILDRIGHT, no. 165 (2000), p. 18-20.
Ref. 87021
Location: SIIS R.952
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Actitudes, Familia, Hijos, Relación padres-hijos, Relaciones familiares, Situación familiar
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