The relationship between quantity, type, and timing of external childcare and child problem behavior in Switzerland

Author(s): Averdijk, Margit; Besemer, Sytske; Eisner, Manuel; Bijleveld, Catrien C.J.H.; Riheaud, Denis;
Date Issued: 2011
Description: An examination of the relationship between problem behavior at age 7 and the quantity, type, and timing of child care participation, based on event history recall data from a culturally diverse urban sample of 1,225 parents of children from Switzerland


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