Do early coparenting dynamics benefit from coherent states of mind with respect to attachment?

Jean A. Talbot; D. Elliston; J. Thompson; C. Scull; Rebecca Lieberson; James P. McHale

Do early coparenting dynamics benefit from coherent states of mind with respect to attachment?

Jean A. Talbot
, D. Elliston
, J. Thompson
, C. Scull
, Rebecca Lieberson
, James P. McHale

University of South Florida

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

Original language	American English
Journal	Default journal
State	Published - Jan 1 2006

Keywords

Coparenting

Disciplines

Psychology

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note = "Talbot, J., Elliston, D., Thompson, J., Scull, C., Lieberson, R. McHale, J. (2006). Do early coparenting dynamics benefit from coherent states of mind with respect to attachment? Infant Mental Health Journal, 27 (3)",

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