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Low family income and behavior problems in early childhood: Is family stress the causal mechanism?
The Family Stress Model (FSM) provides a causal theory for how a family’s economic situation influences children’s behavioral outcomes through increasing income-related stress on parents, existing research on FSM is overwhelmingly correlational. We compared between-family FSM associations—the analyt
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