THE CONCEPT OF FAMILY: PERCEPTIONS OF ADULTS WHO WERE IN LONG-TERM OUT-OF-HOME CARE AS CHILDREN
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GARDNER, H., THE CONCEPT OF FAMILY: PERCEPTIONS OF ADULTS WHO WERE IN LONG-TERM OUT-OF-HOME CARE AS CHILDREN. CHILD WELFARE, Vol. 77, no. 6 (1998), p. 681-700.
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77765
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Acogimiento familiar, Actitudes usuarios, Cuidados de larga duración, Dependencia, Efectos, Familia, Menores, Percepción, Relaciones personales
Acogimiento familiar, Actitudes usuarios, Cuidados de larga duración, Dependencia, Efectos, Familia, Menores, Percepción, Relaciones personales
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