Correlations between affect-extraversion and aggression were about zero until 24 months of age, when the correlation reached a marginally significant value of −.10, increasing to a significant value of −.20 at 30 months, then decreasing to a marginally significant value of −.12 at 36 months.
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A genetically informed longitudinal study of early-life temperament and childhood aggression.
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