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The invulnerable parent

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  1. National Society for Autistic Children, 10609 Glenwild Road, 20901, Silver Spring, Maryland

    Mary S. Akerley (President)

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Akerley, M.S. The invulnerable parent. J Autism Dev Disord 5, 275–281 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01538157

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