Early life racial/ethnic discrimination effects on behavioral control and health outcomes in young adults

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Figure 1.

(AC) Early life discrimination and age effects on habitual responding. Partial regression plots showing that threat/aggression (A) and unfair police treatment (B) early life discrimination subtypes, alongside age (C), significantly predicted habitual responding, controlling for relevant covariates at their means (block 2).

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