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Originally Posted by Donger
The researchers consistently found no significant differences between the cocaine-exposed children and the controls. At age 4, for instance, the average IQ of the cocaine-exposed children was 79.0 and the average IQ for the nonexposed children was 81.9. Both numbers are well below the average of 90 to 109 for U.S. children in the same age group.
I don't understand this. Who exactly are the 81.9 kids?
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The non-exposed, merely poor children.