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Preschoolers' characterizations of multiple family relationships during family doll play

James P. McHale
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Alyson Neugebauer
Pages 256-268 | Published online: 07 Jun 2010

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Maria Anna Tallandini & Corrado Caudek. (2010) Defense mechanisms development in typical children. Psychotherapy Research 20:5, pages 535-545.
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C. Cybele Raver & Mary Spagnola. (2002) When My Mommy Was Angry, I Was Speechless. Marriage & Family Review 34:1-2, pages 63-88.
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Ann Shields, Susan Dickstein, Ronald Seifer, Laura Giusti, Karin Dodge Magee & Becky Spritz. (2001) Emotional Competence and Early School Adjustment: A Study of Preschoolers at Risk. Early Education and Development 12:1, pages 73-96.
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James P. McHale, Dannie Johnson & Robert Sinclair. (1999) Family Dynamics, Preschoolers' Family Representations, and Preschool Peer Relationships. Early Education and Development 10:3, pages 373-401.
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Éléonore Sabourin‐Guardo, Raphaële Miljkovitch, Annie Bernier, Chantal Cyr, Diane St‐Laurent & Karine Dubois‐Comtois. (2023) Longitudinal associations between the quality of family interactions and school‐age children's narrative abilities in the context of financial insecurity. Family Process.
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Russell Belk. (2022) Artificial Emotions and Love and Sex Doll Service Workers. Journal of Service Research 25:4, pages 521-536.
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Regina Kuersten-Hogan & James P. McHale. 2021. Prenatal Family Dynamics. Prenatal Family Dynamics 3 21 .
Francisca Pérez C., Markus Moessner & María Pía Santelices A.. (2017) BEYOND THE DYAD: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRESCHOOLERS’ ATTACHMENT REPRESENTATIONS AND FAMILY TRIADIC INTERACTIONS. Infant Mental Health Journal 38:2, pages 198-209.
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Nicolas Favez, Francesco Lopes, Mathieu Bernard, France Frascarolo, Chloe Lavanchy Scaiola, Antoinette Corboz‐Warnery & Elisabeth Fivaz‐Depeursinge. (2012) The Development of Family Alliance From Pregnancy to Toddlerhood and Child Outcomes at 5 Years. Family Process 51:4, pages 542-556.
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Nicolas Favez & France Frascarolo. (2011) Le développement des interactions triadiques mère-père-enfant. Devenir Vol. 23:4, pages 359-377.
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MARY SPAGNOLA & BARBARA FIESE. (2010) Preschoolers with Asthma: Narratives of Family Functioning Predict Behavior Problems. Family Process 49:1, pages 74-91.
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James P. Mchale. (2007) When infants grow up in multiperson relationship systems. Infant Mental Health Journal 28:4, pages 370-392.
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Barbara H. Fiese & Mary Spagnola. (2005) Narratives in and About Families: An Examination of Coding Schemes and a Guide for Family Researchers.. Journal of Family Psychology 19:1, pages 51-61.
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Carol Hall & Mary Reet. (2016) Review : Enhancing the state of play in children's nursing. Journal of Child Health Care 4:2, pages 49-54.
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