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Cantor, Joanne: Harrison, Kristen: Parent reports of children's fright reactions to news of the COVID-19 pandemic: Results from a national U.S. sample. [2022]
Bonilla-del-Rio, Monica: Castillo-Abdul, Barbara: Garcia-Ruiz, Rosa: Rodriguez-Martin, Alejandro: Influencers with intellectual disability in digital society: An opportunity to advance in social inclusion. [2022]
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Gray, Christina D: Shafer, Daniel M.: The effect of humor on remembering, understanding, and paraphrasing children’s video Bible stories. [2021]
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