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Things childrearing often describes (“childrearing ________”)
practices, attitudes, responsibilities, years, patterns, values, methods, techniques, activities, process, behavior, styles, strategies, beliefs, tasks, style, behaviors, role, goals, advice, family, skills, environment, duties, issues, manuals, practice, problems, roles, period, antecedents, functions, literature, experiences, experts, decisions, stage, orientations, responsibility, arrangements, environments, pattern, philosophy, approaches, function, phase, efforts, variables, books, abilities, costs, concerns, ideas, technique, philosophies, participation, norms, stages, situations, demands, leave, expenses, context, task, customs, habits, families, theories, contexts, increases, manual, obligations, phases, capacities, accounts, dimensions
How childrearing often is described (“________ childrearing”)
early, successful, japanese, communal, nonsexist, permissive, good, effective, american, proper, parental, collective, modern, conservative, traditional, maternal, authoritarian, sexist, class, time, appropriate, authoritative, scientific, adolescent, adequate, normal, healthy, african, black, evangelical, protestant, contemporary, century, teenage, dominated, active, daily, responsible, victorian, dutch, parent, unpaid, chinese, everyday, optimal, female, familial, day, androgynous, democratic, paternal, intensive, shared, feminist, faulty, correct, punitive, strict, joint, enlightened, professional
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