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21.	A Comparative Study Of Request Speech Act Between Chinese And American Family Members
22.	The Interracial Family Members’ Identity Crises In Everything I Never Told You
23.	A Study On The Garrison Soldiers’ Family Members Of The Han Dynasty
24.	A Memetic Study On Family Members’ Conflict Talk In Modern Family
25.	Inheriting And Developing Of The Dance Of Caiqin Of "Gejiaren"
26.	Study Of Literary Works Of Officials’ Female Family Members In Tang And Five Dynasties
27.	The Perspective Of "Home" And The Scrutiny Of "Family Members"
28.	Study On Family Crime Of Qin And Early Han Dynasties
29.	A Study On The Mental State Of The Family Members Of Suicide Attempters
30.	A Comparative Study Of Apology Strategies Used By Chinese And American Family Members From The Cross-cultural Perspective
31.	Study On The Relationship Between Uncertainty In Illness、Medical Social Support And Quality Of Life About Family Members Of Patients In Mental Illness
32.	Research On The Relationship Between Psychological Resilience And Self-congruence Of The Family Members Of Caregivers Of Depression Patients
33.	The narrative process and the stories of family members who lost loved ones on 9/11
34.	Here and gone: Competing discourses in the communication of families with a transgender member
35.	Content and predictive validity of a self-report safe driving behavior measure for older adults and a proxy measure for family members or caregivers
36.	Ties out of bloodshed: Collective memory, cultural trauma, and the prosecution and execution of Timothy McVeigh
37.	Pathways to Patienthood: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of the Initiation of Help-Seeking among Hong Kong Chinese with Chronic Mental Illness
38.	Toward a multidimensional framework: Exploring the constructed identities and pedagogical styles of Black male kindergarten teachers in the South
39.	A study of relationships between family members using familial correlations
40.	Coping strategies and emotional and physical status of family members of mental health consumers
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