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Here is a list of references for the resources used throughout the unit. If you would like to
cite any of these resources in your assignments, copy the citations below into your
reference list. The correct APA referencing style should be used as much as possible to
demonstrate your skills in academic citation. This skill is particularly important in each of
your assignments.

Throughout this unit, the eBook we use is:

Johnson, C. H. (2003). Come with daddy: Child murder-suicide after family breakdown.
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Any images used throughout the unit that are not otherwise cited have been sourced from
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