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Early Parenting Stress and Later Abuse Risk: Dyadic Analysis of Mediation by Maternal and Paternal Negative Attributions
Predicting the likelihood parents will become physically abusive towards their children remains a high priority. Early parenting stress may increase the extent to which parents negatively appraise their children's behaviours, which in turn may influence their abuse risk. This study explored whether
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