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FROM ME TO US: THE CONSTRUCTION OF FAMILY ALLIANCE

Sarah Galdiolo1, Isabelle Roskam1

  • 1Université Catholique de Louvain.

Infant Mental Health Journal
|December 31, 2015
PubMed

Keywords:
BindungsorientierungenCo-ElternschaftFamilienallianzPersönlichkeitsmerkmalealianza familiaralliance familialeattachment orientationscaracterísticas de la personalidadchild's temperamentco-crianzacoparentagecoparentingfamily alliancekindliches Temperamentorientaciones de afectividadorientations de l'attachementpersonality traitstemperamento del niñotempérament de l'enfanttraits de personalitéパーソナリティ傾向個性特徵共分親職共同養育coparenting子どもの気質孩子的性情家庭聯盟家族同盟愛着の方向性附件取向

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