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Breen, Alyssa I. Pintar, author.
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and girls, and the interaction of child sex and race-state groups, even when controlling for a robust
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Yun, Hye-Young, author.
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selected 752 defenders and outsiders (54.3% girls) as identified in Study 1. Using latent profile analysis
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Ackerman-Hicks, Elizabeth, author.
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unique all-girls school, that is geographically, racially, and economically diverse and is located in a
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Materre, Denise Wingate, author.
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availability of models and mentors to inspire young Black girls and women to achieve key positions of authority
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Cameron, Margaret Eileen, author.
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friend active unsupportive responses predicted restrained eating in girls, but in different directions
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Smudde, Matthew P., author.
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cardiorespiratory endurance tests compared to ≤ 6 days/week (p <0.05). Girls showed no statistical significance
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Vafai, Yassaman, author.
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. Finally, adolescent girls whose first depressive episode occurred at the same age as their sexual debut
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Chen, Melinda I., author.
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satisfaction, but to a small effect (beta coefficient for girls and boys is 0.072 and 0.046, respectively
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McDaniel, Marisol Daniela, author.
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the United States (95.83%). Adjusted logistic regression results indicate the girls in the sample were
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Saul, Laina Hanninen, author.
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, the sexual embodiment of certain young girls and women of the global south was available for open and
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Smith, Tessa Michelle, author.
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Estimated IQ (--1.9 [--3.5, --0.37]). Significance of point estimates differed between boys and girls, among
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Kallika, Maria N., author.
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expectations for girls and some others may form higher expectation for boys. The problem with the formation of

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