Results from a series of new studies clearly indicate that family-level dynamics can help to explain individual variability in a variety of measures of early socioemotional development. With some of the more basic questions concerning the relevance of whole-family processes put to rest, new and more complex questions now loom for the field.
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McHale et al. (1996) studied this question.
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