| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Although the findings from the restricted sample that only included full siblings cannot be generalized to children in all types of families (e.g., mixed families), the results imply that when genetic confounds are controlled (Rowe & Rodgers, 1997), the evidence still suggests that family income exerts a specific independent influence on male child CPs.The model fitting suggests, consistent with B
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