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The Effect of Manipulating Maternal Behavior during an Interaction on Three- and Six-Month-Olds' Affect and Attention

Joanne L. Gusella · Darwin W. Muir · Edward Z. Tronick

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Joanne L. Gusella, Darwin Muir, Edward Z. Tronick, The Effect of Manipulating Maternal Behavior during an Interaction on Three- and Six-Month-Olds' Affect and Attention, Child Development, Vol. 59, No. 4 (Aug., 1988), pp. 1111-1124

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