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According to research presented in the text, when children who were abused in their first 5 years were followed to age 21, they were more likely than nonabused children to experience all of the following EXCEPT:

▸ abused children were at greater risk for juvenile delinquency

▸ abused children married at later ages and had fewer children of their own

▸ abused children were more likely to drop out of school

▸ abused children were more likely to have problems holding a job

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