SOCIO-GENEALOGICAL CONNECTEDNESS: ON THE ROLE OF GENDER AND SAME-GENDER PARENTING IN MITIGATING THE EFFECTS OF PARENTAL DIVORCE
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OWUSU-BEMPAH, J., HOWITT, D., SOCIO-GENEALOGICAL CONNECTEDNESS: ON THE ROLE OF GENDER AND SAME-GENDER PARENTING IN MITIGATING THE EFFECTS OF PARENTAL DIVORCE. CHILD AND FAMILY SOCIAL WORK, Vol. 5, no. 2 (2000), p. 107-116.
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90905
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SIIS R.1269
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Divorcio, Efectos, Factor de protección, Familia, Género, Hijos, Relación padres-hijos
Divorcio, Efectos, Factor de protección, Familia, Género, Hijos, Relación padres-hijos
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