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The predictors of school adaptation in early childhood
This study explored the predictors of early school adaptation with the family (economic status and parenting) and child characteristics (socio-behavioral development). The data were obtained by maternal reports (N = 655) from the participants of the Study of Early Childhood Developmental Ecologies i
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