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The hurried child : growing up too fast too soon

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Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development Parental Involvement in Education Child Development and Digital Technology

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Our Hurried Children The Dynamics of Hurrying: Parents The Dynamics of Hurrying: Schools The Dynamics of Hurrying: The Media Stressed Children Learning to Be Social Hurried Children: Stressed Children How Children React to Stress Helping Hurried Children.

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