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Measurement Invariance of the Externalizing Construct by Racial and Disadvantaged Contexts in System-Involved Adults
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Externalizing psychopathology is shaped by environmental and contextual factors, particularly those tied to disadvantaged backgrounds. There is insufficient work examining how broader contextual variables affect measurement models of latent externalizing. The current research examined the degree to
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