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Authors:
TOUT K
DEHAAN M
CAMPBELL EK
GUNNAR MR
Citation: K. Tout et al., SOCIAL-BEHAVIOR CORRELATES OF CORTISOL ACTIVITY IN CHILD-CARE - GENDER DIFFERENCES AND TIME-OF-DAY EFFECTS, Child development, 69(5), 1998, pp. 1247-1262
Authors:
BAHRICK LE
NETTO D
HERNANDEZREIF M
Citation: Le. Bahrick et al., INTERMODAL PERCEPTION OF ADULT AND CHILD FACES AND VOICES BY INFANTS, Child development, 69(5), 1998, pp. 1263-1275
Authors:
DAWSON G
MELTZOFF AN
OSTERLING J
RINALDI J
Citation: G. Dawson et al., NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF EARLY SYMPTOMS OF AUTISM, Child development, 69(5), 1998, pp. 1276-1285
Authors:
LEVE LD
WINEBARGER AA
FAGOT BI
REID JB
GOLDSMITH HH
Citation: Ld. Leve et al., ENVIRONMENTAL AND GENETIC VARIANCE IN CHILDRENS OBSERVED AND REPORTEDMALADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR, Child development, 69(5), 1998, pp. 1286-1298
Authors:
ADOLPH KE
VEREIJKEN B
DENNY MA
Citation: Ke. Adolph et al., LEARNING TO CRAWL, Child development, 69(5), 1998, pp. 1299-1312
Authors:
WAXMAN SR
MARKOW DB
Citation: Sr. Waxman et Db. Markow, OBJECT PROPERTIES AND OBJECT KIND - 21-MONTH-OLD INFANTS EXTENSION OFNOVEL ADJECTIVES, Child development, 69(5), 1998, pp. 1313-1329
Authors:
GOODMAN JC
MCDONOUGH L
BROWN NB
Citation: Jc. Goodman et al., THE ROLE OF SEMANTIC CONTEXT AND MEMORY IN THE ACQUISITION OF NOVEL NOUNS, Child development, 69(5), 1998, pp. 1330-1344
Authors:
ESTES D
Citation: D. Estes, YOUNG CHILDRENS AWARENESS OF THEIR MENTAL ACTIVITY - THE CASE OF MENTAL ROTATION, Child development, 69(5), 1998, pp. 1345-1360
Authors:
BRAINERD CJ
MOJARDIN AH
Citation: Cj. Brainerd et Ah. Mojardin, CHILDRENS AND ADULTS SPONTANEOUS FALSE MEMORIES - LONG-TERM PERSISTENCE AND MERE-TESTING EFFECTS, Child development, 69(5), 1998, pp. 1361-1377
Authors:
KOCHANSKA G
TJEBKES TL
FORMAN DR
Citation: G. Kochanska et al., CHILDRENS EMERGING REGULATION OF CONDUCT - RESTRAINT, COMPLIANCE, ANDINTERNALIZATION FROM INFANCY TO THE 2ND YEAR, Child development, 69(5), 1998, pp. 1378-1389
Authors:
MOSS E
ROUSSEAU D
PARENT S
STLAURENT D
SAINTONGE J
Citation: E. Moss et al., CORRELATES OF ATTACHMENT AT SCHOOL-AGE - MATERNAL REPORTED STRESS, MOTHER-CHILD INTERACTION, AND BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS, Child development, 69(5), 1998, pp. 1390-1405
Authors:
ALLEN JP
MOORE C
KUPERMINC G
BELL K
Citation: Jp. Allen et al., ATTACHMENT AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHOSOCIAL FUNCTIONING, Child development, 69(5), 1998, pp. 1406-1419
Authors:
KLEBANOV PK
BROOKSGUNN J
MCCARTON C
MCCORMICK MC
Citation: Pk. Klebanov et al., THE CONTRIBUTION OF NEIGHBORHOOD AND FAMILY INCOME TO DEVELOPMENTAL TEST-SCORES OVER THE FIRST 3 YEARS OF LIFE, Child development, 69(5), 1998, pp. 1420-1436
Authors:
FLORSHEIM P
TOLAN P
GORMANSMITH D
Citation: P. Florsheim et al., FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS, PARENTING PRACTICES, THE AVAILABILITY OF MALE FAMILY MEMBERS, AND THE BEHAVIOR OF INNER-CITY BOYS IN SINGLE-MOTHER AND 2-PARENT FAMILIES, Child development, 69(5), 1998, pp. 1437-1447
Authors:
GOTTFRIED AE
FLEMING JS
GOTTFRIED AW
Citation: Ae. Gottfried et al., ROLE OF COGNITIVELY STIMULATING HOME-ENVIRONMENT IN CHILDRENS ACADEMIC INTRINSIC MOTIVATION - A LONGITUDINAL-STUDY, Child development, 69(5), 1998, pp. 1448-1460
Authors:
FLOYD FJ
GILLIOM LA
COSTIGAN CL
Citation: Fj. Floyd et al., MARRIAGE AND THE PARENTING ALLIANCE - LONGITUDINAL PREDICTION OF CHANGE IN PARENTING PERCEPTIONS AND BEHAVIORS, Child development, 69(5), 1998, pp. 1461-1479
Authors:
HOWES C
HAMILTON CE
PHILIPSEN LC
Citation: C. Howes et al., STABILITY AND CONTINUITY OF CHILD-CAREGIVER AND CHILD-PEER RELATIONSHIPS (VOL 69, PG 418, 1998), Child development, 69(4), 1998, pp. 2-2
Authors:
WOLFSON AR
CARSKADON MA
Citation: Ar. Wolfson et Ma. Carskadon, SLEEP SCHEDULES AND DAYTIME FUNCTIONING IN ADOLESCENTS, Child development, 69(4), 1998, pp. 875-887
Authors:
GREER T
LOCKMAN JJ
Citation: T. Greer et Jj. Lockman, USING WRITING INSTRUMENTS - INVARIANCES IN YOUNG-CHILDREN AND ADULTS, Child development, 69(4), 1998, pp. 888-902
Authors:
THURBER CA
SIGMAN MD
Citation: Ca. Thurber et Md. Sigman, PRELIMINARY MODELS OF RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS FOR CHILDHOOD HOMESICKNESS - REVIEW AND EMPIRICAL SYNTHESIS, Child development, 69(4), 1998, pp. 903-934
Authors:
VIHMAN MM
DEPAOLIS RA
DAVIS BL
Citation: Mm. Vihman et al., IS THERE A TROCHAIC BIAS IN EARLY WORD LEARNING - EVIDENCE FROM INFANT PRODUCTION IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH, Child development, 69(4), 1998, pp. 935-949
Authors:
TROSETH GL
DELOACHE JS
Citation: Gl. Troseth et Js. Deloache, THE MEDIUM CAN OBSCURE THE MESSAGE - YOUNG CHILDRENS UNDERSTANDING OFVIDEO, Child development, 69(4), 1998, pp. 950-965
Authors:
JOSEPH RM
Citation: Rm. Joseph, INTENTION AND KNOWLEDGE IN PRESCHOOLERS CONCEPTION OF PRETEND, Child development, 69(4), 1998, pp. 966-980
Authors:
LILLARD AS
Citation: As. Lillard, WANTING TO BE IT - CHILDRENS UNDERSTANDING OF INTENTIONS UNDERLYING PRETENSE, Child development, 69(4), 1998, pp. 981-993
Authors:
GOPNIK A
Citation: A. Gopnik, WANTING TO GET IT RIGHT - COMMENTARY ON LILLARD AND JOSEPH, Child development, 69(4), 1998, pp. 994-995