Psychology· Italy

Understanding child maltreatment

Aggregate Editorial Score30/100

Publishers Weekly

Published 2005English

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Published in 2005, Understanding child maltreatment established Maria Scannapieco as one of the defining voices in psychology. A landmark work of psychology, Understanding child maltreatment by Maria Scannapieco (2005) offers profound insights into the workings of the human mind.

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Publishers Weekly

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200530

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Maria Scannapieco

Italy

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Understanding child maltreatment

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