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Most cited papers from Staten Island Children's Museum

What are the most cited papers from Staten Island Children's Museum?

The most cited paper from Staten Island Children's Museum is "Psychological aspects of cosmetic rhinoplasty" (Paul M. Marcus, 1984), with 48 citations. Next come "An Evaluation of Various Parameters of Maturity at Birth as Predictors of Development at One Year of Life" (18) and "Generalizations regarding Deviant Groups" (8).

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1 Psychological aspects of cosmetic rhinoplasty Paul M. Marcus · British Journal of Plastic Surgery Open access Jul 1984 48
2 An Evaluation of Various Parameters of Maturity at Birth as Predictors of Development at One Year of Life Daniel V. Caputo, Harvey B. Taub, Kenneth M. Goldstein et al. · Perceptual and Motor Skills Oct 1974 18
3 Generalizations regarding Deviant Groups Kenneth M. Goldstein, Sheldon Blackman · Psychological Reports Aug 1975 8
4 COGNITIVE COMPLEXITY, MATERNAL CHILD REARING, AND ACQUIESCENCE Kenneth M. Goldstein, Sheldon Blackman · Social Behavior and Personality An International Journal Open access 1976 6
5 Family Learning in Museums James S. LaVilla-Havelin · Marriage & Family Review 12 Oct 1989 3
6 Toward a Modification of the Indices of Neonatal Prematurity Harvey B. Taub, Daniel V. Caputo, Kenneth M. Goldstein · Perceptual and Motor Skills Feb 1975 2
7 PREVENTIVE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR FAMILIES NEW TO THE COMMUNITY Mary Brownescombe Heller · Psychiatric Services Aug 1975 1
8 Child Status and Demographic Variables as Related to Maternal Child-Rearing Attitudes Kenneth M. Goldstein, Harvey B. Taub, Daniel V. Caputo et al. · Perceptual and Motor Skills Feb 1976 1
9 Birthweight or Gestational Age, or Birthweight for Gestational Age? Daniel V. Caputo, Harvey B. Taub, Kenneth M. Goldstein et al. · Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology Feb 1976 0

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