Figure 1. The neurodevelopmental spectrum at ages 7, 12, and 16 shows substantial associations with a wide range of educational and cognitive outcomes measured at the same time or later in development. (IMAGE)

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Figure 1. The neurodevelopmental spectrum at ages 7, 12, and 16 shows substantial associations with a wide range of educational and cognitive outcomes measured at the same time or later in development.

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Figure 1. The neurodevelopmental spectrum at ages 7, 12, and 16 shows substantial associations with a wide range of educational and cognitive outcomes measured at the same time or later in development. The figure is adapted from Figure 3 in the original article, by the authors.

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The authors, Michelini, G., Liao, W., Lu, S.D. et al. The neurodevelopmental spectrum: phenotypic architecture, etiology, predictive utility, and specificity across development. Mol Psychiatry (2026).

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