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Articles in Jan 2003 issue of Merrill-Palmer Quarterly

Editorial
by Ladd, Gary W
Chidren's understanding of social rules and social status
by Nobes, Gavin; Pawson, Chris
Physical and psychological aggression in at-risk young couples: Stability and change in young adulthood
by Capaldi, Deborah M; Shortt, Joann Wu; Crosby, Lynn
Differences between mothers' and fathers' advice-giving style and content: Relations with social competence and psychological functioning in middle childhood
by McDowell, David J; Parke, Ross D; Wang, Shirley J
An initial examination of girls' cognitions of their relationally aggressive peers as a function of their own social standing
by Leff, Stephen S; Kupersmidt, Janis B; Power, Thomas J
Children's strategies for displaying anger and sadness: What works with whom?
by Shipman, Kimberly L; Zeman, Janice; Nesin, April E; Fitzgerald, Monica

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