Special issue: Advancement of evidence-based programs for young children with social and emotional learning difficulties

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A special issue of the journal School Mental Health, focusing on interventions designed for supporting young children's social-emotional learning

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Author(s):

Hemmeter Mary Louise; Conroy Maureen A.

Editor(s):

Hemmeter Mary Louise; Conroy Maureen A.

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