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No evidence of parental mental health influencing children’s academic achievement: a within-family study

2025-04-08

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<p>BackgroundChildren of parents with psychopathology generally do less well in school than their peers. Parental symptoms might however not account for their lower achievement, as other familial factors might contribute. MethodsTo examine the role of parental symptoms, we analyse data from up to 9,000 families of the Norwegian Mother, Father, and Child Study (MoBa). Parents filled out surveys on their symptoms of...

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10.31234/osf.io/he26j_v1
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