Unsupervised self-care predicts conduct problems: The moderating roles of hostile aggression and gender.

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Angela Sitka

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Olivia E Atherton

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Rand D Conger

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Richard W Robins

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Thomas J Schofield

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10.1016/J.ADOLESCENCE.2016.01.001

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