Children with Traumatic Brain Injury: Associations Between Parenting and Social Adjustment

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Children with Traumatic Brain Injury: Associations Between Parenting and Social Adjustment

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Amy E Root

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Cynthia A Gerhardt

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Erin D Bigler

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H Gerry Taylor

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Kathryn Vannatta

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Maureen Dennis

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Maureen Wimsatt

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Terry Stancin

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10.1016/J.APPDEV.2015.10.002

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Keith Owen Yeates

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