Children from homes that are characterized by adequate resources, low stress, father presence, and secure attachment, as opposed to homes that do have such characteristics, later in life tend to

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Children from homes with adequate resources, low stress, father presence, and secure attachment are likely to have better education, employment opportunities, and financial stability, which may lead to having fewer children later in life. It is not necessarily true that they will experience puberty earlier, have earlier sexual activity, or begin to have children earlier in life.

Children from Homes That Are Characterized by Adequate Resources, Low