How marital dissolution affects children: Variations by age and sex.
Allison, Paul D., Furstenberg, Frank F.·1989·Developmental Psychology
Abstract
Etude examinant les effets du divorce des parents sur plusieurs mesures du bien-etre de 1197 enfants (problemes comportementaux et psychologiques, performances scolaires)
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