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Authors:
Costa, PT
McCrae, RR
Citation: Pt. Costa et Rr. Mccrae, A theoretical context for adult temperament, TEMPERAMENT IN CONTEXT, 2001, pp. 1-21
Authors:
Ramsay, D
Lewis, M
Citation: D. Ramsay et M. Lewis, Temperament, stress, and soothing, TEMPERAMENT IN CONTEXT, 2001, pp. 23-41
Authors:
Arcus, D
Citation: D. Arcus, Inhibited and uninhibited children: Biology in the social context, TEMPERAMENT IN CONTEXT, 2001, pp. 43-60
Authors:
Halverson, CF
Deal, JE
Citation: Cf. Halverson et Je. Deal, Temperamental change, parenting, and the family context, TEMPERAMENT IN CONTEXT, 2001, pp. 61-79
Authors:
Matheny, AP
Phillips, K
Citation: Ap. Matheny et K. Phillips, Temperament and context: Correlates of home environment with temperament continuity and change, newborn to 30 months, TEMPERAMENT IN CONTEXT, 2001, pp. 81-101
Authors:
Goldsmith, MH
Aksan, F
Essex, M
Smider, NA
Vandell, DL
Citation: Mh. Goldsmith et al., Temperament and socioemotional adjustment to kindergarten: A multi-informant perspective, TEMPERAMENT IN CONTEXT, 2001, pp. 103-138
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Kerr, M
Citation: M. Kerr, Culture as a context for temperament: Suggestions from the life courses ofshy Swedes and Americans, TEMPERAMENT IN CONTEXT, 2001, pp. 139-152
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Strelau, J
Citation: J. Strelau, The role of temperament as a moderator of stress, TEMPERAMENT IN CONTEXT, 2001, pp. 153-172
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Bates, JE
Citation: Je. Bates, Adjustment style in childhood as a product of parenting and temperament, TEMPERAMENT IN CONTEXT, 2001, pp. 173-200
Authors:
Wachs, TD
Kohnstamm, GA
Citation: Td. Wachs et Ga. Kohnstamm, The bidirectional nature of temperament-context links, TEMPERAMENT IN CONTEXT, 2001, pp. 201-222
Authors:
Wachs, TD
Kohnstamm, GA
Citation: Td. Wachs et Ga. Kohnstamm, Temperament in context - Introduction, TEMPERAMENT IN CONTEXT, 2001, pp. VII-XI
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