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Parenting nella nascita a termine e pretermine: fattori di protezione e rischio

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Nell’ambito della letteratura di diverse scienze (Psicologia dello sviluppo, Psicologia clinica, Psicologia sociale, Psicoanalisi, Pedagogia), con il termine genitorialità e parenting si fa riferimento a un ampio costrutto riferito alle competenze di allevamento e cura per la crescita dei piccoli, che, a partire dagli inizi del XX secolo, ha assunto nel corso del tempo diverse dimensioni, a seconda del vertice di riferimento teorico considerato (Imbasciati, 2008).

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Cena, L., Imbasciati, A. (2010). Parenting nella nascita a termine e pretermine: fattori di protezione e rischio. In: La relazione genitore-bambino. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1720-7_6

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