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Caregiver, child and family characteristics associated with parenting stress in rural KwazuluNatal
Parenting Stress (PS) has been shown to negatively impact on various areas of child development. Additionally, clinically significant levels of PS have been shown to be fairly stable over time and thus unlikely to decrease without intervention. Understanding factors that contribute to PS is therefor...
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Department of Psychology
2020
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