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Association between parents’ sense of family belonging and parent– infant attachment: Implications for early family relationships
This cross-sectional correlational study examined the association between parents’ sense of family belonging and parent–infant attachment. Data were collected from 422 mothers and 422 fathers using a survey form, the Maternal Attachment Scale, the Father–Infant Attachment Scale, and the Family Belon
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