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> this disadvantage disappears once you normalize for the socioeconomic conditions of the mother Link?

• jjk166 2y ago
  https://theconversation.com/having-a-single-parent-doesnt-determine-your-life-chances-the-data-shows-poverty-is-far-more-important-217841 https://theconversation.com/having-a-single-parent-doesnt-de...
  • b800h 2y ago
    I'm slightly cautious about that contribution. The author describes the focus of her work as being that of 'changing society', albeit largely on encouraging breastfeeding. If someone is a campaigner rather than a disinterested researcher then their words should be treated as such, especially outside of formal research pieces.
    • jjk166 2y ago
      You don't need to take the author's word for it. The blue text are links to the formal research pieces being cited.