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African-Americans and the doctoral experience

Charles Vert Willie

1991

Growing up girl

June Melody, Helen Lucey, Valerie Walkerdine

2001

Temperament in clinical practice

Stella Chess

1986

Adaptation to life

George E. Vaillant

1998

Chance for change

Joseph Papsidero

1979

Legacies of crime

Peggy C. Giordano

2010

Mothers and daughters

Mildred Blaxter

1982

Transition to work

Ulrich Teichler

1994

Becoming men

Daniel A. Hart

1992

Antisocial behavior and mental health problems

David P. Farrington, Rolf Loeber, Welmoet B. Van Kammen et al.

1998

Work and retirement

Herbert S. Parnes

1981 ★ 3.7

Predicting college grades

William H. Angoff, Warren W. Willingham

1990

Constructing knowledge together

C. Gordon Wells

1992

Child Care and Child Development

The NICHD Early Child Care Research Network

2005

Becoming professional

Rue Bucher

1977

On our own terms

Maggie Mulqueen

1992

Adoption, race, and identity

Simon, Rita James.

1992

The Y.M.C.A. employment program, a follow up study

Heike Juergens

1979

Corporate governance and the timeliness of change

Hugh Sherman

1998

Unequal pay for women and men

Heather Joshi

1998

Shared beginnings, divergent lives

John H. Laub, Robert J. Sampson

2006

Adaptation to life

George E. Vaillant

1977

Aging with grace

David Snowdon

2001

The Ambitious Generation

David Stevenson

1999

Finding herself

Ruthellen Josselson

1990

Japan's dietary transition and its impacts

Kazuhiko Kobayashi, Robert Gottlieb, Vaclav Smil et al.

2012

Too Much to Ask

Elizabeth Higginbotham

2001

Personality and family development

Stefan Ruppert, Klaus A. Schneewind, Translated by J et al.

1998

Becoming a two-job family

Jane C. Hood

1983

The effects of early education

Albert F. Osborn, Janet E. Milbank, A. F. Osborn et al.

1987

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