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

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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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