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Mother Is Not The Principal Caretaker During Infancy

Main Author	Published Year	Title		Document Type	Number of Hypotheses
Barry III, Herbert	2007	Corporal punishment and other formative experiences associated with violent crimes		Article	1	Cite Related Documents More By Author

Main Author	Published Year	Hypothesis	Supported	Variables Tested
Barry III, Herbert	2007	Frequent violent crimes by individuals are associated with the following five formative experiences: (1) The mother is not the principal caretaker during infancy; (2) The mother is the principal caretaker during early childhood; (3) Obedience by boys is weakly required during middle childhood; (4) Corporal punishment of boys is frequent during late childhood; (5) Premarital sexual intercourse by females is prohibited (71-72)	Partially supported	6	Cite Related Hypotheses More By Author