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Mother–father differences in screening for developmental delay in infants and toddlers
Highlights ► In 10–15% of cases, parents’ scores place a child in different clinical categories. ► Fathers place a child below criterion level more often than mothers. ► The level of parental concern is relatively low and not well balanced with the scores children achieved.
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| description | Highlights ► In 10–15% of cases, parents’ scores place a child in different clinical categories. ► Fathers place a child below criterion level more often than mothers. ► The level of parental concern is relatively low and not well balanced with the scores children achieved. |
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