Parents' - Globe Thesis

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21.	Inter-generational transfers and bargaining power within the family in South Korea
22.	Effectiveness of a treatment program for toddlers with behavior problems and developmental delays in low-income families
23.	A phenomenological exploration of adolescents raised by same-sex parents
24.	Financial resources, living arrangements and private transfers
25.	A phenomenological study of childcare staff's perceptions of parents' attitudes and their effect on childcare staff morale and service quality
26.	Supportive and challenging social factors in a decision to be sexually abstinent
27.	Relationships among perceived work-life balance, resources, and the well-being of working parents
28.	Individual characteristics and social services associated with asset building in a children's college savings account program for low-income families
29.	Parenthood and organizational networks: A relational view of the career mobility of working parents
30.	Socialization agents influencing Anglo and Hispanic American Generation Y females' apparel consumption
31.	An exploratory study: Marriage, intimate relationships, and commitment as perceived by Generation X women of divorced parents
32.	Type of Autism Treatment: Impact on Parents' Satisfaction, Mood, and Stress
33.	Traditional and Technological Enrichment: Preschool Parents and Emerging Digital Products
34.	Factors associated with decision making concerning Catholic high schools
35.	Shifting responsibility: The changing social construction of and public response to underage drinking
36.	Altruistic Parenting, Intergenerational Transmission, and Human Capital Accumulation
37.	Factors related to the racial socialization of Asian American children
38.	School Choice of Parents in the New Education Market: A Case Study of Aided-Turn-Direct Subsidy Scheme Schools in Hong Kong
39.	Parents' help seeking during the gifted identification process: Formal and informal sources of support
40.	Financial reciprocity and elder care: Understanding multiple, interdependent resource transfers
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