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  • 22. Relations between parents' interactive style in dyadic and triadic play and toddlers' symbolic capacity.
    Keren M, Feldman R, Namdari-Weinbaum I, Spitzer S, Tyano S.
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  • 24. Gender typing of game choices and qualities of boys' play behavior.
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  • 30. Fathers' and mothers' sensitivity during free play with gendered toys.
    de Vries EE, van der Pol LD, Groeneveld MG, Mesman J.
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  • 33. The interactions of hyperactive and normal boys with their fathers and mothers.
    Tallmadge J, Barkley RA.
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  • 34. The development of sex role stereotypes in the third year: relationships to gender labeling, gender identity, sex-typed toy preference, and family characteristics.
    Weinraub M, Clemens LP, Sockloff A, Ethridge T, Gracely E, Myers B.
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  • 36. The acquisition of gender labels in infancy: implications for gender-typed play.
    Zosuls KM, Ruble DN, Tamis-Lemonda CS, Shrout PE, Bornstein MH, Greulich FK.
    Dev Psychol; 2009 May; 45(3):688-701. PubMed ID: 19413425
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  • 37. The sociability of two-year-olds with their mothers and fathers.
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  • 39. Play interactions of family members towards children with autism.
    el-Ghoroury NH, Romanczyk RG.
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  • 40. Differences and similarities between father-infant interaction and mother-infant interaction.
    Yago S, Hirose T, Okamitsu M, Okabayashi Y, Hiroi K, Nakagawa N, Omori T.
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