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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again. One caveat to the overall message of this article, which seems go against conventional wisdom that maternal involvement is more important during the early years: "The one key instance Milkie and her co-authors found where the quantity of time parents spend does indeed matter is during adolescence: The more time a teen spends engaged with their mother, the fewer instances of delinquent behavior. And the more time teens spend with both their parents together in family time, such as during meals, the less likely they are to abuse drugs and alcohol and engage in other risky or illegal behavior. They also achieve higher math scores."[/quote] Duh. :roll: [/quote]
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