African American Family Life: Ecological and Cultural Diversity (The Duke Series in Child Development and Public Policy)
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African American Family Life: Ecological and Cultural Diversity (The Duke Series in Child Development and Public Policy)

by Vonnie C. Mcloyd, Nancy E. Hill, Kenneth A. Dodge

Family Studies Child Development public policy
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A research-based examination of ecological and cultural influences on African American family life, emphasizing diversity within child development and public policy.

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This volume examines the complex interplay of ecological and cultural factors influencing African American families.

Contributors draw on research in child development and public policy to highlight diversity within these family systems.

The book addresses challenges and strengths present in varied African American family environments.

Insights are relevant for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers focused on family and child well-being.

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