Sum Scores in Twin Growth Curve Models: Practicality Versus Bias
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Justin M. Luningham | Daniel B. McArtor | Gitta H Lubke | Meike Bartels | Dorret I Boomsma | Justin M Luningham | Daniel B McArtor | D. Boomsma | G. Lubke | M. Bartels
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