All the following are explanations of why prevalence rates for externalizing problems vary, except

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The prevalence rates for externalizing problems vary due to differences in the population studied, how behaviors are classified, and which behaviors are included, but not necessarily by the state or geographical location in which data are collected. The state or geographical location might influence prevalence rates due to cultural, socioeconomic, or policy differences, but the question implies that variation by state is not a primary reason for differences in prevalence rates of externalizing problems, making it the exception.

All the Following Are Explanations of Why Prevalence Rates for Externalizing