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Assuming reporting standards and all else equal: 19% vs 12% is a very large difference. Are you implying differently?
by DiggyJohnson 2y ago
Assuming reporting standards and all else equal: 19% vs 12% is a very large difference. Are you implying differently?
- moi2388 2y agoI am implying that we do not know. What if anxiety is less likely in the Netherlands, but depression is double that of the us? Why are the differences between general population and youngsters? What are the trends? I simply do not have enough information. But if you compare the USA with probably the most unsupervised and happiest children on the planet, it does not seem like a large difference. What if the world average was 16%? Then you could argue that two extremes only cause a relatively minor change
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