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developmental quotient

developmental quotient Developmental quotient (DQ) is a measure used as a proxy for a child’s overall developmental functioning.

Developmental quotient (DQ) is a measure used as a proxy for a child’s overall developmental functioning. It helps account for broader cognitive and developmental differences when studying other behavioral or biological outcomes.

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Drafting source: Mascheroni Eleonora; Butti Niccolò; Mambretti Fabiana; Cordolcini Laura; Castagna Annalisa; Maucci Vittoria; Citterio Andrea; Bettinelli Alessandra; Montirosso Rosario. Exploring the relationship between OXTR DNA methylation and temperament in children with neurodevelopmental disabilities. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1763938; article XML SHA-256 8a2ce88def05a6afd789e937e14bdde02eb194ee31d1d349fd49ef0d2d9f53b1. “Exploring the relationship between OXTR DNA methylation and temperament in children with neurodevelopmental disabilities” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1763938).
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