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Table 2.8 Results from Correlational Analyses of Referral Symptoms for Two Samples Unsocialized Aggressive Mean Correlation Destructive at school .41 Violence .37 Fighting .35 Quarrels .34 Destructive .33 Incorrigible .32 Boastfulness ...
Table 2.8 Results from Correlational Analyses of Referral Symptoms for Two Samples Unsocialized Aggressive Mean Correlation Destructive at school .41 Violence .37 Fighting .35 Quarrels .34 Destructive .33 Incorrigible .32 Boastfulness ...
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Table 3.5 Stability Correlations for First and Second Half of Baseline1 ( from Jones et al . , 1975 , p . 72 ) Table 3.6 Parent Occupation for Two Samples Table 3.7 Age. Family members Code categories Target boys ( N = 54 ) Mothers ( N ...
Table 3.5 Stability Correlations for First and Second Half of Baseline1 ( from Jones et al . , 1975 , p . 72 ) Table 3.6 Parent Occupation for Two Samples Table 3.7 Age. Family members Code categories Target boys ( N = 54 ) Mothers ( N ...
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For the distressed families , the correlations between percent inequity and mean baseline TAB score ( for the family ) was -.19 ( n.s. ) 3. Another means of parceling out the familylevel confound would be to calculate the correlation ...
For the distressed families , the correlations between percent inequity and mean baseline TAB score ( for the family ) was -.19 ( n.s. ) 3. Another means of parceling out the familylevel confound would be to calculate the correlation ...
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