Mother-child interactional style in abuse, neglect, and control groups: Naturalistic observations in the home.

David M. Bousha · Craig T. Twentyman

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Comparaison des relations mere-enfant par une observation dans le milieu naturel: moins de comportements positifs et plus de comportements agressifs chez la mere maltraitante et chez l'enfant maltraite, minimum d'interactions chez les meres negligentes

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