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In addition to these perceptual differences, the model also posits that differences between informants arise from the circumstances under which they observe a child’s behavior. A recent study supported this last point by demonstrating that children behaved differently in lab-based interactions with examiners than they did in interactions with their parents; their behavior with the examiners was strongly correlated with their teachers’ reports of their behavior, whereas their behavior with their parents was correlated with the parents’ reports (De Los Reyes, Henry, Tolan, & Wakschlag, 2009).