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S. White, M. Gibson, D. Wastell, & P. Walsh (2020). Reassessing attachment theory in child welfare. Bristol: Policy Press. ISBN 978-1-443-3692-1 paperback. pp 163. GBP 17.59 plus post.
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S. White, M. Gibson, D. Wastell, & P. Walsh (2020). Reassessing attachment theory in child welfare. Bristol: Policy Press. ISBN 978-1-443-3692-1 paperback. pp 163. GBP 17.59 plus post.
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