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Ronald S. Wilson (1933–1986) - Behavior Genetics

  • ️Fri May 01 1987

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  • Matheny, A. P., Jr., Wilson, R. S., and Nuss, S. N. (1984). Toddler temperament: Stability over ages and across settings.Child Dev. 55:1200–1211.

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