AGGRESSIVE CHILDREN'S SELF-SYSTEMS AND THE QUALITY OF THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH SIGNIFICANT OTHERS
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EDENS, J.F., AGGRESSIVE CHILDREN'S SELF-SYSTEMS AND THE QUALITY OF THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH SIGNIFICANT OTHERS. AGGRESSION AND VIOLENT BEHAVIOR, Vol. 4, no. 2 (1999), p. 151-177.
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Agresividad, Autoconcepto, Infancia, Personalidad, Relaciones personales
Agresividad, Autoconcepto, Infancia, Personalidad, Relaciones personales
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