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  • Title: Families of children with mental retardation: comprehensive view from an epidemiologic perspective.
    Author: Koller H, Richardson SA, Katz M.
    Journal: Am J Ment Retard; 1992 Nov; 97(3):315-32. PubMed ID: 1449731.
    Abstract:
    Data covering a 15-year period on the health, behavior, and functioning of a representative population of families of children with mental retardation and comparison children were used in cluster analysis to obtain relatively homogeneous groupings of families. Only a small minority of families of children with mental retardation did not cluster together with comparison families. More than a third functioned well and had a middle-class orientation; less than a third functioned poorly. A few clusters had ambiguous configurations, but most were easily understood and conformed generally to expectations in validation analyses.
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