On the importance of infancy, by Lawrence K. Frank.
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TextReference number:223070Series: Studies in psychology, PP32Publication details: New York, Random House [1966] Description: vi, 207 p. 19 cmLOC classification: BF723.I6 | F7
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Bibliography: p. [181]-207.
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