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    Development in adulthood
    by Lemme, Barbara Hansen
    Published 1995
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    Developmental Psychology: From Infancy to Adulthood
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    Adulthood and aging an interdisciplinary, developmental view
    by Douglas C. Kimmel
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    Adulthood and aging : an interdisciplinary, developmental view
    by Kimmel Douglas C.
    Published 1990
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    Transtion getting to adulthood in started great britain
    by Kerckhoff, Alan C.
    Published 1990
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    Transtion getting to adulthood in started great britain
    by Kerckhoff, Alan C.
    Published 1990
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    Developmental contexts in Middle Childhood: bridges to Adolescence and adulthood
    by Developmental...
    Published 2006
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    Body Size at Birth and Same-Sex Marriage in Young Adulthood
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    ADULT DEVELOPMENT AND AGING
    by PAPALIA,DIANE E.
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    Subjects: “...ADULTHOOD PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS...”
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    Common Generic Effects of Gender Atypical Behavior in Childhood abd Sexual Orientation in Adulthood: A Study of Finnish Twins
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    The long-term effects of childhood maltreatment experiences on subsequent illicit drug use and drug-related problem in young adulthood
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    In over our heads : The mental demands of modern life
    by Kegan, Robert
    Published 1994
    Subjects: “...1. Cognition and culture. 2. Adulthood -- Psychological aspects. 3. Adjustment (Psychology...”
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    Free: the end of the human condition the biological reason why humans have had to be individual, competitive, egocentric and aggressive
    by Jeremy Griffith
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