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Title: New Findings Contradict Experts' Long-Held View; Big Families: Not Necessarily Duller
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Boodman, Sandra G. |
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New Findings Contradict Experts' Long-Held View; Big Families: Not Necessarily Duller Washington Post, June 27, 2000, Health; Pg. Z06 Cohort(s): Children of the NLSY79 Publisher: Washington Post Keyword(s): Birth Order; Children, Academic Development; Cognitive Ability; Family Formation; Family Size; Family Studies Permission to reprint the abstract has not been received from the publisher. This article reports on the American Psychologist study (Rodgers et al.) which utilizes Children of the NLSY79 data to dispel the myth that larger family size causes children with lower IQs. |
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Boodman, Sandra G. "New Findings Contradict Experts' Long-Held View; Big Families: Not Necessarily Duller." Washington Post, June 27, 2000, Health; Pg. Z06. |