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The Merrill-Palmer Quarterly is the only empirical journal dedicated to the topic of peer relations. Published four times a year, the journal features quantitative developmental research on peer interactions, relationships, and groups. The journal also publishes research on interpersonal factors that impact socioemotional development, particularly those relevant to peer relations.
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Volume 59, Number 1, January 2013Table of Contents

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View Two Sides to Every Story?: Parents' Attributions of Culpability and Their Interventions Into Sibling Conflict
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View Developmental Differences in Parenting Behavior: Comparing Adolescent, Emerging Adult, and Adult Mothers
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View The Medium Is the Message: Pictures and Objects Evoke Distinct Conceptual Relations in Parent-Child Conversations
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View Enhancing Preschoolers' Understanding of Ambiguity in Communication: A Training Study on Misunderstandings
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View Similarity Between Friends in Social Information Processing and Associations With Positive Friendship Quality and Conflict
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ISSN | 1535-0266 |
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Print ISSN | 0272-930X |
Launched on MUSE | 2013-02-06 |
Open Access | No |
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