Little variation was found among children who grew up in apparently similar family types.

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Research has shown that even among apparently similar family types (e.g. two-parent households with similar income, education levels, and parenting styles), there can be significant variation in how children develop and fare. Factors such as individual temperament, genetics, and experiences outside of the family can all play a role in shaping a child's outcomes.

Little Variation Was Found Among Children Who Grew Up in Apparently