Short Temperament Scale for Children

Resource Type:

Instruments

Author(s):

Sanson Ann; Prior Margot R.; Garino Elio; Oberklaid Frank; Sewell Jill

Publisher(s):

Ablex Publishing

Funder(s):

Royal Children's Hospital Research Foundation; National Health and Medical Research Council (Australia)

Date Issued:

January-March 1987

Alternative Title:

STSC; Short Temperament Scale for Infants; STSI

Journal Title:

Infant Behavior & Development

Volume Number:

Issue Number:

Page Range:

97-104

Journal Notes:

[Secondary source]

Topics:

10. Research & Evaluation Methods > 10.3. Measures

ISSN:

0163-6383

Paper

1934-8800

Online

Peer Reviewed:

Yes

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