SMU is running a study comparing child behavior problems across different countries. If their study aligns with previous research results, the researchers are likely to find that while the types of problems are similar, the total number of problems will differ.

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Previous research often shows that while the types of behavioral problems in children can be consistent across different cultures (e.g., aggression, disobedience, anxiety), the prevalence or total number of these problems can vary significantly due to cultural, socioeconomic, and environmental differences.

SMU Is Running a Study Comparing Child Behavior Problems Across