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Perceptions of Parenting: Mapping the Gaps between Expert and Public Understandings of Effective Parenting in Australia

This report explains how Australian cultural models of parenting are woven from different strands of public thinking on topics including human nature, learning, social relationships, gender, modern life and government.
Authors
Andrew Volmert , Nat Kendall-Taylor , Eric Lindland , Ian Cosh
Published
May 3, 2016
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This report explains how Australian cultural models of parenting are woven from different strands of public thinking on topics including human nature, learning, social relationships, gender, modern life and government.

Issues
Families
Countries
Australia
Partners
Parenting Research Centre (Australia)

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