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The Moderating Effect of Parenting on Adaptation of Children With Leukemia

2021-04-05

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Parents’ attitudes and practices may support the children’s reactions to treatments for leukemia and their general adjustment. This study has two aims: to explore parenting depending on child's age and to develop and test a model on how family processes influence the psycho-social development of children with leukemia. Patients were 118 leukemic children and their parents recruited at the Haematology-O...

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Literature Corpus work: 45fc69df-198c-519e-aa9a-8e1eee58bc82
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202104.0104.v1

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