Putting Science and Reasoning Back Into the “Parental Alienation” Discussion: Reply to Bernet, Robb, Lorandos, and Garber
@article{Milchman2020PuttingSA, title={Putting Science and Reasoning Back Into the “Parental Alienation” Discussion: Reply to Bernet, Robb, Lorandos, and Garber}, author={Madelyn Simring Milchman and Robert Geffner and Joan S. Meier}, journal={Family Court Review}, year={2020}, volume={58}, pages={375-385} }
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