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Satisfaction with Child Support Services
Satisfaction with Child Support Services
Meyer, Daniel R. | University of Chicago | 2021
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(Article)What Happens When the Amount of Child Support Due Is a Burden? Revisiting the Relationship between Child Support Orders and Child Support Payments
(Article)What Happens When the Amount of Child Support Due Is a Burden? Revisiting the Relationship between Child Support Orders and Child Support Payments
Hodges, Leslie | University of Chicago | 2020
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Why Are Child Support Orders Becoming Less Likely after Divorce?
Why Are Child Support Orders Becoming Less Likely after Divorce?
Meyer, Daniel R. | University of Chicago | 2015
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Enhancing Psychological Capital and Personal Growth Initiative : Working on Strengths or Deficiencies
Enhancing Psychological Capital and Personal Growth Initiative : Working on Strengths or Deficiencies
Meyers, Maria Christina | American Psychological Association | 2015
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Child-Care Support by Nonresident Fathers : Are More Fathers Better?
Child-Care Support by Nonresident Fathers : Are More Fathers Better?
Kim, Yeongmin | University of Chicago | 2014
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The Regularity of Child Support and Its Contribution to the Regularity of Income
The Regularity of Child Support and Its Contribution to the Regularity of Income
Ha, Yoonsook | University of Chicago | 2011
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Who Owes What to Whom? Child Support Policy Given Multiple-Partner Fertility
Who Owes What to Whom? Child Support Policy Given Multiple-Partner Fertility
Cancian, Maria | University of Chicago | 2011
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(평신도 지도자를 위한) 리더십 첫걸음
(평신도 지도자를 위한) 리더십 첫걸음
옥던, 그레그 | 국제제자훈련원 | 2010
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How Program Participants Learn Program Rules : Implications for Implementation and Evaluation
How Program Participants Learn Program Rules : Implications for Implementation and Evaluation
Nam, Kisun | University of Chicago | 2009
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Predicting Forgiveness for an Interpersonal Offense Before and After Treatment : The Role of Religious Commitment, Religious Affiliation, and Trait Forgivingness
Predicting Forgiveness for an Interpersonal Offense Before and After Treatment : The Role of Religious Commitment, Religious Affiliation, and Trait Forgivingness
Wade, Nathaniel G. | Christian Association for Psychological Studies, Inc. | 2008
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