CHILDREN'S PERCEPTIONS OF THEIR DISABLES SIBLINGS: SHE'S DIFFERENT BUT IT'S NORMAL FOR US
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STALKER, K., CONNORS, C., CHILDREN'S PERCEPTIONS OF THEIR DISABLES SIBLINGS: SHE'S DIFFERENT BUT IT'S NORMAL FOR US. CHILDREN AND SOCIETY, Vol. 18, no. 3 (2004), p. 218-230.
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Actitudes familia, Discapacidad, Entrevistas, Hermanos, Infancia, Percepción
Actitudes familia, Discapacidad, Entrevistas, Hermanos, Infancia, Percepción
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