Child Discipline in African American Families: Scholars Must Question the Generalizability of Poor Research
作者： Carla R. Bradley
关键词: Family life 、 Psychology 、 Child rearing 、 Child discipline 、 Corporal punishment 、 African culture 、 African american 、 Social psychology 、 Generalizability theory 、 Family therapy 、 Social Sciences (miscellaneous) 、 Social psychology (sociology)
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