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Volume 45, Issue 3 (1999)

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Strategies of Play and Winning the Game: A Reply to Brian Vaughn
Patricia H. Hawley

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Prediction of Early Childhood Negative Emotionality and Inhibition From Maternal Distress During Pregnancy
Roy P. Martin, Jennifer Noyes, Joseph Wisenbaker, and Matti O. Huttunen

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Mothers' and Infants' Spontaneous Vocal, Verbal, and Action Imitation During the Second Year
Elise Frank Masur and Jennifer E. Rodemaker

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Consistency and Change in Children's Emotionality and Regulation: A Longitudinal Study
Bridget C. Murphy, Nancy Eisenberg, Richard A. Fabes, Stephanie Shepard, and Ivanna K. Guthrie

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Implicit Theories of Social Interactions: Children's Reasoning About the Relative Importance of Gender and Friendship in Social Partner Choices
Tamara G. Halle

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Relations of Children's Social Status to Their Emotionality and Regulation: A Short-Term Longitudinal Study
Patricia Maszk, Nancy Eisenberg, and Ivanna K. Guthrie

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Parent and Adolescent Temperaments and the Quality of Parent-Adolescent Relations
Nancy L. Galambos and Pamela K. Turner

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Postpartum Transitions in Adolescent Mothers' Romantic and Maternal Relationships
Christina B. Gee and Jean E. Rhodes

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