WHY DO BOYS PREFER TO PLAY WITH THEIR FATHERS RATHER THAN WITH THEIR MOTHERS?

KOBAYASHI Tomomichi

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WHY DO BOYS PREFER TO PLAY WITH THEIR FATHERS RATHER THAN WITH THEIR MOTHERS?

なぜ少年は,母親よりも父親と遊ぶことを好むか?

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Volume： 37 Issue： 1 Page： 49-55 Publication year： Jun. 2008
JST Material Number： Z0758A ISSN： 0300-8134 Document type： Article
Article type：解説 Country of issue： Japan (JPN) Language： ENGLISH (EN)

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