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Growing Up in Stepfamilies | Growing Up in Stepfamilies |
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Studies of how stepfamily life affects children typically suffer from
the limited time frame available for data collection for virtually all
researchers: Neither the graduate student seeking a professional degree
nor the career researcher requiring funding can afford to wait the 30
or so years needed for their subjects to be solidly established in
adulthood before confidently assessing the longterm impact of family
transitions in childhood. Correlations between family structures/processes and child outcome variables, although suggestive, may well show themselves over time to be neither enduring nor definitively causal. Read full article... |




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