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The Well-Being of Young Children in Military Families: A Review and Recommendations for Further Study

Jan 01, 2011
Authors:
David Murphey,
Kristen E. Darling,
Alison J. Chrisler

Separation due to parental involvement in the military may have negative consequences for young children.

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Authors

David Murphey
Kristen E. Darling
Alison J. Chrisler