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Title 	  	A meta-analysis of children's memories for own-sex and other-sex information. 	
Author 	  	Signorella, Margaret L.1; Bigler, Rebecca S.; Liben, Lynn S. 	
Affiliation 	  	(1)Pennsylvania State U, McKeesport, PA, US 	
Source 	  	Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology. Vol 18(3), 1997, pp. 429-445
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