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Peer effects on risk of psychiatric disorders: A nationwide study of Norwegian adolescents
Importance: Peers are hypothesized to influence adolescent mental health. However, most peer effects studies are susceptible to selection bias and reverse causation, limiting causal inference. Objective: Examine classroom peer effects using a genetically informed approach and quasi-random classroom
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