Conflict and Dominance Between Siblings as Predictors of Children’s Peer Victimization

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Conflict and Dominance Between Siblings as Predictors of Children’s Peer Victimization

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Conflict and Dominance Between Siblings as Predictors of Children’s Peer Victimization

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L. Christian Elledge

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Melissa A. Faith

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Rebecca A. Newgent

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Timothy A. Cavell

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s10826-015-0171-1

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scholarly article

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10.1007/S10826-015-0171-1

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2015-03-24T00:00:00Z

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