Childhood Exposure to Violence: Looking through a Life-Course Perspective
Childhood is the most important period of development during life course, highly sensitive to external influences and with a profound impact on children’s well-being. During this period, the foundations for every individual’s physical and mental health capacities and attainment are laid, influencing...
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IntechOpen
2022
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