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Research and Theory on Human Development
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Patterns of Attachment in Frequently and Infrequently Reading Mother—Child Dyads

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Sandra Martin-Chang & OdetteN. Gould. (2012) Reading to Children and Listening to Children Read: Mother–Child Interactions as a Function of Principal Reader. Early Education and Development 23:6, pages 855-876.
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