“I Will Communicate With You, But Let Me Be In Control”: Understanding How Parents Manage Private Information About Their Chronically Ill Children

Katherine A. RaffertyDepartment of Psychology, Communication Studies Program, Iowa State UniversityCorrespondence[email protected]

Kara HuttonDepartment of Psychology, Communication Studies Program, Iowa State University

Sarah HellerDepartment of Psychology, Communication Studies Program, Iowa State University

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