The Relationship between Child Gender and Quality of Child Care Experiences at 24 Months

The Relationship between Child Gender and Quality of Child Care Experiences at 24 Months

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The Relationship between Child Gender and Quality of Child Care Experiences at 24 Months

Title:	The Relationship between Child Gender and Quality of Child Care Experiences at 24 Months
Author:	Winer, Abby
Abstract:	This inquiry examined the processes underlying gender differences in child care quality. Boys in were found to be in lower quality care, and structured observations revealed that they were less socially integrated with adults and peers than girls. Results suggest males experience lower quality care at both the individual and group level.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1961/4192
Date:	2007-07-23

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