Salivary cortisol in infants at daycare and at home

Description:

A comparative study of infants' cortisol levels at child care and at home to see if the change in environment and quality of infant caregiver relationship created a significant difference

Resource Type:

Reports & Papers

Author(s):

Alwin Jan

Country:

United States

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