Children's Understanding of their Sibling RelationshipsSibling relationships are both patterned and diverse. This report provides an 'insider' perspective on these relationships and highlights their complexity. |
Contents
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connection and separation | 11 |
Being the oldest youngest or middle sibling | 23 |
Change and continuity | 37 |
Problems and coping practices | 45 |
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Children's Understanding of their Sibling Relationships Lucy Hadfield,Melanie Mauthner,Rosalind Edwards No preview available - 2005 |
Children's Understanding of Their Sibling Relationships Rosalind Edwards,Lucy Hadfield,Melanie L. Mauthner No preview available - 2005 |
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