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Study Shows Link between Childhood Poverty and Mental Disorders

Published by VivaBem - UOL in 17/12/2021

Almost six out of every ten Brazilians (58.3%) whose parents had not completed High School also stopped studying before completing this stage. Among Americans, the percentage drops to 29.2% and in the OECD stands at 33.4%, according to a study by the Institute for Mobility and Social Development (IMDS), which analyzed educational transformations between generations.

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