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SCARR S
Citation: S. Scarr, AMERICAN CHILD-CARE TODAY, The American psychologist, 53(2), 1998, pp. 95-108
Authors:
SCARR S
Citation: S. Scarr, WHY CHILD-CARE HAS LITTLE IMPACT ON MOST CHILDRENS DEVELOPMENT, Current directions in psychological science, 6(5), 1997, pp. 143-148
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SCARR S
Citation: S. Scarr, RULES OF EVIDENCE - A LARGER CONTEXT FOR THE STATISTICAL DEBATE, Psychological science, 8(1), 1997, pp. 16-17
Authors:
MCCARTNEY K
SCARR S
ROCHELEAU A
PHILLIPS D
ABBOTTSHIM M
Citation: K. Mccartney et al., TEACHER-CHILD INTERACTION AND CHILD-CARE AUSPICES AS PREDICTORS OF SOCIAL OUTCOMES IN INFANTS, TODDLERS, AND PRESCHOOLERS, Merrill-Palmer quarterly, 43(3), 1997, pp. 426-450
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SCARR S
Citation: S. Scarr, HOW PEOPLE MAKE THEIR OWN ENVIRONMENTS - IMPLICATIONS FOR PARENTS ANDPOLICY-MAKERS, Psychology, public policy, and law, 2(2), 1996, pp. 204-228
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DEATERDECKARD K
SCARR S
Citation: K. Deaterdeckard et S. Scarr, PARENTING STRESS AMONG DUAL-EARNER MOTHERS AND FATHERS - ARE THERE GENDER DIFFERENCES, Journal of family psychology, 10(1), 1996, pp. 45-59
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SCARR S
ERNHART CB
Citation: S. Scarr et Cb. Ernhart, BLOOD LEAD LEVELS, SCIENTIFIC MISCONDUCT, AND THE NEEDLEMAN CASE - REPLY, American journal of public health, 86(1), 1996, pp. 113-114
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SCARR S
Citation: S. Scarr, INDIVIDUALITY AND COMMUNITY - THE CONTRASTING ROLE OF THE STATE IN FAMILY-LIFE IN THE UNITED-STATES AND SWEDEN, Scandinavian journal of psychology, 37(1), 1996, pp. 93-102
Authors:
DEATERDECKARD K
PINKERTON R
SCARR S
Citation: K. Deaterdeckard et al., CHILD-CARE QUALITY AND CHILDRENS BEHAVIORAL-ADJUSTMENT - A 4-YEAR LONGITUDINAL-STUDY, Journal of child psychology and psychiatry and allied disciplines, 37(8), 1996, pp. 937-948
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SCARR S
Citation: S. Scarr, CHILDREN AT HOME AND IN DAY-CARE - CLARKESTEWART,KA, GRUBER,CP, FITZGERALD,LM, Contemporary psychology, 41(4), 1996, pp. 330-331
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SCARR S
Citation: S. Scarr, TWINS AS A TOOL OF BEHAVIORAL-GENETICS - REPORT OF THE DAHLEM WORKSHOP ON WHAT ARE THE MECHANISMS MEDIATING THE GENETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINANTS OF BEHAVIOR - TWINS AS A TOOL OF BEHAVIORAL-GENETICS HELD IN BERLIN, 17-22 MAY 1992 - BOUCHARD,TJ, PROPPING,P, Contemporary psychology, 41(2), 1996, pp. 149-150
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DEBERRY KM
SCARR S
WEINBERG R
Citation: Km. Deberry et al., FAMILY RACIAL SOCIALIZATION AND ECOLOGICAL COMPETENCE - LONGITUDINAL ASSESSMENTS OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN TRANSRACIAL ADOPTEES, Child development, 67(5), 1996, pp. 2375-2399
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BOLGER KE
SCARR S
Citation: Ke. Bolger et S. Scarr, NOT SO FAR FRONT HOME - HOW FAMILY CHARACTERISTICS PREDICT CHILD-CAREQUALITY, Early development & parenting, 4(3), 1995, pp. 103-112
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SCARR S
Citation: S. Scarr, PSYCHOLOGY WILL BE TRULY EVOLUTIONARY WHEN BEHAVIOR GENETICS IS INCLUDED, Psychological inquiry, 6(1), 1995, pp. 68-71
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SCARR S
Citation: S. Scarr, THE BELL CURVE - INTELLIGENCE AND CLASS-STRUCTURE IN AMERICAN LIFE - HERRNSTEIN,RJ, MURRAY,C, Issues in science and technology, 11(2), 1995, pp. 82-85
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SCARR S
Citation: S. Scarr, PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE IN THE PUBLIC ARENA - 3 CASES OF DUBIOUS INFLUENCE, Scandinavian journal of psychology, 36(2), 1995, pp. 164-188
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SCARR S
Citation: S. Scarr, SOME CONCEPTUAL DEFICIENCIES IN DEVELOPMENTAL BEHAVIOR GENETICS - COMMENTARY, Human development, 38(3), 1995, pp. 154-158
Authors:
SCARR S
MCCARTNEY K
MILLER S
HAUENSTEIN E
RICCIUTI A
Citation: S. Scarr et al., EVALUATION OF AN ISLANDWIDE SCREENING, ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT PROGRAM, Early development & parenting, 3(4), 1994, pp. 199-210
Authors:
DEATERDECKARD K
SCARR S
MCCARTNEY K
EISENBERG M
Citation: K. Deaterdeckard et al., PATERNAL SEPARATION ANXIETY - RELATIONSHIPS WITH PARENTING STRESS, CHILD-REARING ATTITUDES, AND MATERNAL ANXIETIES, Psychological science, 5(6), 1994, pp. 341-346
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WALDMAN ID
WEINBERG RA
SCARR S
Citation: Id. Waldman et al., RACIAL-GROUP DIFFERENCES IN IQ IN THE MINNESOTA TRANSRACIAL ADOPTION STUDY - A REPLY TO LEVIN AND LYNN, Intelligence, 19(1), 1994, pp. 29-44
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SCARR S
Citation: S. Scarr, THE LENSES OF GENDER - TRANSFORMING THE DEBATE ON SEXUAL INEQUALITY -BEM,SL, Contemporary psychology, 39(7), 1994, pp. 699-700
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BETSWORTH DG
BOUCHARD TJ
COOPER CR
GROTEVANT HD
HANSEN JIC
SCARR S
WEINBERG RA
Citation: Dg. Betsworth et al., GENETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL-INFLUENCES ON VOCATIONAL INTERESTS ASSESSEDUSING ADOPTIVE AND BIOLOGICAL FAMILIES AND TWINS REARED APART AND TOGETHER, Journal of vocational behavior, 44(3), 1994, pp. 263-278
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SCARR S
WEINBERG RA
Citation: S. Scarr et Ra. Weinberg, EDUCATIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS OF BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN ADOPTIVE AND BIOLOGICALLY RELATED FAMILIES, Behavior genetics, 24(4), 1994, pp. 301-325
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SCARR S
WEINBERG RA
WALDMAN ID
Citation: S. Scarr et al., IQ CORRELATIONS IN TRANSRACIAL ADOPTIVE FAMILIES, Intelligence, 17(4), 1993, pp. 541-555
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SCARR S
Citation: S. Scarr, IN SEARCH OF HUMAN-NATURE - THE DECLINE AND REVIVAL OF DARWINISM IN AMERICAN SOCIAL THOUGHT - DEGLER,CN, Contemporary psychology, 38(5), 1993, pp. 458-462