Does the parental role model behavior play an important role for children’s attitudes towards peers with learning disabilities? Paper presentation. 6th International Conference on Inclusion

M.F. Löper, F. Hellmich, in: University of Wuppertal, Wuppertal, 2018.

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Löper MF, Hellmich F. Does the parental role model behavior play an important role for children’s attitudes towards peers with learning disabilities? Paper presentation. 6th International Conference on Inclusion. In: University of Wuppertal; 2018.
Löper, M. F., & Hellmich, F. (2018). Does the parental role model behavior play an important role for children’s attitudes towards peers with learning disabilities? Paper presentation. 6th International Conference on Inclusion.
@inproceedings{Löper_Hellmich_2018, place={Wuppertal}, title={Does the parental role model behavior play an important role for children’s attitudes towards peers with learning disabilities? Paper presentation. 6th International Conference on Inclusion}, publisher={University of Wuppertal}, author={Löper, Marwin Felix and Hellmich, Frank}, year={2018} }
Löper, Marwin Felix, and Frank Hellmich. “Does the Parental Role Model Behavior Play an Important Role for Children’s Attitudes towards Peers with Learning Disabilities? Paper Presentation. 6th International Conference on Inclusion.” Wuppertal: University of Wuppertal, 2018.
M. F. Löper and F. Hellmich, “Does the parental role model behavior play an important role for children’s attitudes towards peers with learning disabilities? Paper presentation. 6th International Conference on Inclusion,” 2018.
Löper, Marwin Felix, and Frank Hellmich. Does the Parental Role Model Behavior Play an Important Role for Children’s Attitudes towards Peers with Learning Disabilities? Paper Presentation. 6th International Conference on Inclusion. University of Wuppertal, 2018.

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