Context and Implications Document for:Child discipline and violence in Nigeria: A community‐based intervention programme to reduce violent discipline and other forms of negative parenting practices

Domaine:

education

Créateur:

DorRotRos

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This guide accompanies the following article: Ofoha, D., Ogidan, R. and Saidu, R., Child discipline and violence in Nigeria: A community‐based intervention programme to reduce violent discipline and other forms of negative parenting practices, Review of Education , doi.org

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