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Empirical studies of the effects of maternal employment have long suffered from a paucity of adequate controls. It was the lack of controls, for example, which led to the long-standing belief that maternal employment was strongly associated with juvenile delinquency. In fact, both maternal employment and delinquency were associated with social class and with broken homes; and, when the latter variables were controlled the relationship
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