Cohesion and communication between families and day care: a proposed model

A framework is proposed for determining the importance of cohesion and communication between families and day care. It is suggested that high cohesion and communication are desirable for parents of infants or families of children with special needs, while decreasing cohesion with continued high comm...

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child care centers
communication
cooperation
decision making
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families
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interpersonal relationships
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