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EARLY PARENTING TRAJECTORIES AND CH
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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION …………
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evaluated between adolescent and ad
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for at-risk children may be effecti
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Adolescent Parenting and Language D
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actively supporting their children
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utterances with information or ques
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model is not entirely appropriate,
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Social support. Another important h
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