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21.	Correlation Between Parenting Style And Family Adaptability In Poor Rural Areas And Social Emotional Ability Of Infants Aged 6-24 Months
22.	Comparative Studies On English And French Versions Of The Years,Months,Days From The Perspective Of Eco-Translatology
23.	Research On The Twelve-Months Guzi Ci Of The Song Dynasty
24.	The Relationship Between Female Stress Perception And State Anxiety Within 6 Months After Delivery
25.	Anomalous maternal behavior at four-months and infant attachment disorganization at one year
26.	Five yogic practices and their relation to psychological distress
27.	Maternal identity formation in a military sample: A longitudinal perspective
28.	Children who have experienced trauma: An examination of the role of race, ethnicity, and cultural factors in presenting symptoms and at three months (or first recorded) follow up
29.	Language development in context: Influences of perinatal risk and environmental characteristics on outcomes at 14 to 36 months
30.	Nine Months
31.	Preventive services use by Mexican and Mexican American mothers in a child's first six months of life
32.	The role of verbal working memory in new word learning in toddlers 24 to 30 months
33.	The growth of early phonological and lexical development: A longitudinal investigation
34.	The relationship between correctional officers' personality and job satisfaction, performance, and turnover
35.	Nonverbal communication, cognitive, and language development in cocaine-exposed infants
36.	'Three months to hurry and nine months to worry': Resort life for African Americans in Atlantic City, New Jersey (1850--1940)
37.	Attentional behaviors in infancy predict attentional and executive control between 30 and 42 months of age
38.	Language, play and general development for Chinese infants-toddlers: Using adapted assessments
39.	Use of warm-season food plots by white-tailed deer
40.	Estimating the post-mortem interval of skeletal remains: A taphonomic approac
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