The study found that how caregivers respond to the questions on the measure was biased the most by the language used to complete the survey, followed by factors such as the caregiver's education level and sex and the
could understand child behavior problems differently. The gender of the person answering the questions and their level of education also had an impact and researchers pointed to parents' expectations about how children should develop as possible influences in how they answered the survey questions.
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