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Factors Associated With Mothers' Responsive Parenting and Childrearing Confidence as Predictors of Children's Well-Being During COVID-19 Pandemic (23rd Annual Conference of PECERA)
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- Factors Associated With Mothers' Responsive Parenting and Childrearing Confidence as Predictors of Children's Well-Being During COVID-19 Pandemic (23rd Annual Conference of PECERA)
- Multi-Domain Approach to Nurture Social and Emotional Skills--Play, Media, and Inclusion (The 19th PECERA International Conference 2018)
- Interdisciplinary Research is Effective for Solving Child Issues--What We See from the 22 Years' Activities of Child Research Net (The 19th PECERA International Conference 2018)
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- Factors Associated With Mothers' Responsive Parenting and Childrearing Confidence as Predictors of Children's Well-Being During COVID-19 Pandemic (23rd Annual Conference of PECERA)
- Factors Associated With Mothers' Responsive Parenting and Childrearing Confidence as Predictors of Children's Well-Being During COVID-19 Pandemic (23rd Annual Conference of PECERA)
- What Do Parents Know About Family Education?—Analysis of the Contents of 1,282 Articles on 15 WeChat Official Accounts Regarding Parenting
- Subjective Well-Being of Indonesian Children in the First and Second Year of the COVID-19 Pandemic
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- [A Gentle World through the Perspective of Children with Developmental Disabilities] Episode 2: Yuki-kun Who Can't Sit Still in Class - The World Surrounding Children with ADHD
- [Video] Thoughts on Inclusive Education (1)
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