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Curry, Matthew, Mooi-Reci, Irma, and Wooden, Mark. Parental Joblessness and the Moderating Role of a University Degree on the School-to-Work Transition in Australia and the United States. Social Science Research. 2019. 81, 61-76. Keywords: Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; International Studies; Labor Market & Outcomes; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Transition to Adulthood Supplement
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Bures, Regina M., Mueller, Megan Kiely, and Gee, Nancy R. Measuring Human-Animal Attachment in a Large U.S. Survey: Two Brief Measures for Children and Their Primary Caregivers. Frontiers in Public Health. 2019. 7, (107): 1-5. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Children; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology; Wellbeing
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Belli, Robert F., Stafford, Frank P., and Alwin, Duane F. The Emergence of Calendar Interviewing: A Theoretical and Empirical Rationale. In: Knight, Vicki, Connelly, Sean and Freeman, Carla, editors. Calendar and Time Diary: Methods in Life Course Research. Los Angeles-London-New Delphi-Singapore-Washington DC; Sage Publications, Inc.; 2009. p.31-53. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Education Attainment & Achievement; Life Course; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology; Time Use & Home Production
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Belli, Robert F., Stafford, Frank P., and Alwin, Duane F. Introduction: The Application of Calendar and Time Diary Methods in the Collection of Life Course Data. In: Knight, Vicki, Connelly, Sean and Freeman, Carla, editors. Calendar and Time Diary: Methods in Life Course Research. Los Angeles-London-New Delphi-Singapore-Washington DC; Sage Publications, Inc.; 2009. p.1-12. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Education Attainment & Achievement; Life Course; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology; Time Use & Home Production
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Belli, Robert F., Stafford, Frank P., and Alwin, Duane F. Using Time Diaries to Study Instruction in Schools. In: Knight, Vicki, Connelly, Sean and Freeman, Carla, editors. Calendar and Time Diary: Methods in Life Course Research. Los Angeles-London-New Delphi-Singapore-Washington, DC; Sage Publications, Inc.; 2009. p.175-190. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Education Attainment & Achievement; Life Course; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology; Time Use & Home Production
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Mojirsheibani, Majid and Shaw, Crystal. Classification with Incomplete Functional Covariates. Statistics & Probability Letters. 2018. 139, 40-46. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Health, Disability & Mortality; Statistical & Econometric Methods
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Wodtke, Geoffrey T., Alaca, Zahide, and Zhou, Xiang. Regression-with-Residuals Estimation of Marginal Effects: a Method of Adjusting for Treatment-Induced Confounders that may also be Effect Modifiers. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society: Series A (Statistics in Society). 2020. 183, (1): 311-332. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Statistical & Econometric Methods
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Gayle, George-Levi, Golan, Limor, and Soytas, Mehmet. Intergenerational Mobility and the Effects of Parental Education, Time Investment, and Income on Children's Educational Attainment. Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Review. 2018. 100, (3): 281-295. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Children; Education Attainment & Achievement; Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Time Use & Home Production
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McGonagle, Katherine A., Schoeni, Robert F., Couper, Mick P., and Mushtaq, Mohammad. An Incentive Experiment Designed to Increase Response to a Between-Wave Contact Update Mailing in Two Panel Studies. Survey Practice. 2011. 4, (3): 1-5. PMCID: PMC4238181 Keywords: Aging; Child Development Supplement; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology; Transition to Adulthood Supplement
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Wimer, Christopher Todd. Successful Childrearing in Diverse Neighborhood Environments: Understanding the Role of Secure, Stable Employment: Harvard University; 2007. Dept: Social Policy Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Education Attainment & Achievement; Gender Differences; Income; Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; Labor Market & Outcomes; Neighborhoods & Geographic Mobility; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology
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Belli, Robert F., Stafford, Frank P., and Alwin, Duane F. Future Directions in Calendar and Time Diary Methods. In: Knight, Vicki, Connelly, Sean and Freeman, Carla, editors. Calendar and Time Diary: Methods in Life Course Research. Los Angeles-London-New Delphi-Singapore-Washington, DC; Sage Publications, Inc.; 2009. p.307-316. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Education Attainment & Achievement; Life Course; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology; Time Use & Home Production
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Vartanian, Thomas P. Secondary Datasets. Secondary Data Analysis: Pocket Guides to Social Work Research Methods. Oxford - New York; Oxford University Press, Inc.; 2010. p.23-. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology; Transition to Adulthood Supplement; Wellbeing
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Caetano, Carolina, Caetano, Gregorio, and Nielsen, Eric. Correcting for Endogeneity in Models with Bunching. Journal of Business & Economic Statistics. 2024. 42, (3): 851-863. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Time Use & Home Production
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Arocho, Rachel. Do Expectations of Divorce Predict Union Formation in the Transition to Adulthood? Journal of Marriage and Family. 2019. 81, (4): 979-990. Keywords: Family Formation & Composition; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Transition to Adulthood Supplement
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Rothwell, D. W., Gariépy, G., Elgar, F. J., and Lach, L. M. Trajectories of Poverty and Economic Hardship Among American Families Supporting a Child with a Neurodisability. Journal of Intellectual Disability Research. 2019. 63, (10): 1273-1284. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Expenditures, Savings & Consumption; Health, Disability & Mortality; Poverty; Statistical & Econometric Methods
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Berlin, Lisa J., O'Neal, Collen R., and Brooks-Gunn, Jeanne. Early Childhood Intervention Research. In: Brooks-Gunn, Jeanne, Fuligni, Allison Sidle and Berlin, Lisa J., editors. Early Child Development in the 21st Century. New York and London; Teachers College Press; 2003. p.63-64. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Children; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology
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Olofson, Mark. A New Measurement of Adverse Childhood Experiences Drawn from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics Child Development Supplement. Child Indicators Research. 2018. 11, (2): 629-647. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Health, Disability & Mortality; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Wellbeing
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Sastry, Narayan, Fomby, Paula, and McGonagle, Katherine. Using the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID) to Conduct Life Course Health Development Analysis. Handbook of Life Course Health Development. Springer; 2018. p.579-599. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Health, Disability & Mortality; Life Course; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology
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Lee, Sook-Jung, Bartolic, Silvia, and Vandewater, Elizabeth A. Predicting Children's Media Use in the USA: Differences in Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Analysis. British Journal of Developmental Psychology. 2009. 27, (1): 123-43. PMCID: PMC2761041 Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Children; Education Attainment & Achievement; Family Formation & Composition; Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; Life Course; Neighborhoods & Geographic Mobility; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology; Time Use & Home Production
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McGonagle, Katherine A., Couper, Mick P., and Schoeni, Robert F. An Experimental Test of a Strategy to Maintain Contact with Families Between Waves of a Panel Study. Survey Practice. 2009. 2, (5): 1-7. PMCID: PMC4399240 Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology; Transition to Adulthood Supplement
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Conley, Dalton, Pfeiffer, Kathryn M., and Velez, Melissa. Explaining Sibling Differences in Achievement and Behavioral Outcomes: The Importance of Within- and Between-Family Factors. Social Science Research. 2007. 36, (3): 1087-1104. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Children; Education Attainment & Achievement; Family Formation & Composition; Health, Disability & Mortality; Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; Life Course; Racial-Ethnic Differences; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology
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Yuan, Anastasia S. Vogt. Father–Child Relationships and Nonresident Fathers’ Psychological Distress: What Helps and What Hurts? Journal of Family Issues. 2016. 37, (5): 603-621. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Family Formation & Composition; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Wellbeing
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Friedline, T., Masa, R. D., and Chowa, G. A. N. Transforming Wealth: Using the Inverse Hyperbolic Sine (IHS) and Splines to Predict Youth's Math Achievement. Social Science Research. 2015. 49, 264-287. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Education Attainment & Achievement; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Wealth, Assets & Pensions
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Lahiri, Kajal and Yang, Liu. Estimating Endogenous Ordered Response Panel Data Models with an Application to Income Gradient in Child Health. Sankhya B : The Indian Journal of Statistics. 2020. 1-37. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Health, Disability & Mortality; Income; Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; Statistical & Econometric Methods
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Teng, Hao. Essays in Applied Microeconomics: University of Rochester; 2018. Dept: Economics Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Education Attainment & Achievement; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Time Use & Home Production
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Huang, Jin, Vaughn, Michael G., and Kremer, Kristen P. Breastfeeding and Child Development Outcomes: An Investigation of the Nurturing Hypothesis. Maternal & Child Nutrition. 2016. 12, (4): 757-767. PMCID: PMC5087141 Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Education Attainment & Achievement; Food & Nutrition; Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; Statistical & Econometric Methods
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Almond, Douglas, Currie, Janet, and Duque, Valentina. Childhood Circumstances and Adult Outcomes: Act II. Journal of Economic Literature. 2018. 56, (4): 1360-1446. Keywords: Aging; Child Development Supplement; Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; Life Course; Statistical & Econometric Methods
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Hofferth, Sandra L., Bickham, David S., Brooks-Gunn, Jeanne, Davis-Kean, Pamela E., and Yeung, Wei-Jun Jean. Contributions of Research Based on the PSID Child Development Supplement. The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. 2018. 680, (1): 97-131. PMCID: PMC6550474 Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Health, Disability & Mortality; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology; Time Use & Home Production; Transition to Adulthood Supplement
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McGonagle, Katherine A., Schoeni, Robert F., and Couper, Mick P. The Effects of a Between-Wave Incentive Experiment on Contact Update and Production Outcomes. Journal of Official Statistics. 2013. 29, (2): 261-276. PMCID: PMC3763831 Keywords: Aging; Child Development Supplement; Life Course; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology; Transition to Adulthood Supplement
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McGonagle, Katherine A., Couper, Mick P., and Schoeni, Robert F. Keeping Track of Panel Members: An Experimental Test of a Between-Wave Contact Strategy. Journal of Official Statistics. 2011. 27, (2): 319-338. PMCID: PMC3253355 Keywords: Aging; Child Development Supplement; Life Course; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology; Transition to Adulthood Supplement
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Boisvert, Danielle and Wright, John Paul. Nonshared Environmental Influences On Sibling Differences in Externalizing Problem Behavior. Criminal Justice and Behavior. 2008. 35, (7): 863-878. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Children; Family Formation & Composition; Gender Differences; Health, Disability & Mortality; Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology; Wellbeing
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Arocho, Rachel R. "Expanding Our Horizons:" Longitudinal Development, Expectations of Success, and Uncertainty in Late Adolescent and Young Adult Marital Expectations: The Ohio State University; 2018. Dept: Human Development and Family Science. Keywords: Family Formation & Composition; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Transition to Adulthood Supplement
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Fomby, Paula and Sastry, Narayan. Data Collection on Sensitive Topics with Adolescents Using Interactive Voice Response Technology. methods, data, analyses. 2019. 13, (1): 91-110. PMCID: PMC6482824 Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology
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Belli, Robert F., Stafford, Frank P., and Alwin, Duane F. Timeline Data Collection and Analysis: Time Diary and Event History Calendar Methods. In: Knight, Vicki, Connelly, Sean and Freeman, Carla, editors. Calendar and Time Diary: Methods in Life Course Research. 2009; Sage Publications, Inc.; 2009. p.13-30. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Education Attainment & Achievement; Life Course; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology; Time Use & Home Production
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Halliday, Timothy J. and Mazumder, Bhashkar. An Analysis of Sibling Correlations in Health Using Latent Variable Models. Health Economics. 2017. 26, (12): e108-e125. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Health, Disability & Mortality; Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; Statistical & Econometric Methods
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Agostinelli, Francesco. Essays on Children's Skill Formation: Arizona State University; 2018. Dept: Economics Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Education Attainment & Achievement; Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Time Use & Home Production
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Xu, Shu, Blozis, Shelley A., and Vandewater, Elizabeth A. On Fitting a Multivariate Two-Part Latent Growth Model. Structural Equation Modeling: A Multidisciplinary Journal. 2014. 21, (1): 131-148. PMCID: PMC5761348 Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Time Use & Home Production
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Tijdens, Kea and Dragstra, Anna. How Many Hours Do You Usually Work?: An Analysis of Working Hours Questions in 26 Large-Scale Surveys in Six Countries and the European Union. Time & Society. 2007. 16, (1): 119-130. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Expenditures, Savings & Consumption; International Studies; Labor Market & Outcomes; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology; Time Use & Home Production
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Dixon-Roman, Ezekial Juma. The Mystery of Inequity: Modeling the Influence of Intergenerational Access on Intellective Competence: Fordham University; 2007. Dept: Psychology Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Children; Income; Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; Labor Market & Outcomes; Poverty; Racial-Ethnic Differences; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Wealth, Assets & Pensions
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Rodriguez, Daniel. Area under the Curve as an Alternative to Latent Growth Curve Modeling When Assessing the Effects of Predictor Variables on Repeated Measures of a Continuous Dependent Variable. Stats. 2023. 6, (2): 674-688. Keywords: Statistical & Econometric Methods; Transition to Adulthood Supplement; Wellbeing
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Guo, Sheng. Switching Regression Estimates of The Intergenerational Persistence of Consumption. Economic Inquiry. 2014. 52, (4): 1503-1524. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Expenditures, Savings & Consumption; Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; Statistical & Econometric Methods
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Creel, Michael and Farell, Montserrat. On the Production of Cognitive Achievement and Gaps in Test Scores. Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics. 2016. 78, (2): 228-247. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Education Attainment & Achievement; Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; Statistical & Econometric Methods
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DEPS, National Research Council: CPSMA and. Data -- The Basis For New Knowledge. In: Opportunities, Steering Committee on Research, editors. Fostering Research On the Economic and Social Impacts of Information Technology: Report of a Workshop. National Academies Press; 1998. p.78-100. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology; Time Use & Home Production; Wealth, Assets & Pensions
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Rendall, Michael S., Weden, Margaret M., Lau, Christopher, Brownell, Peter, Nazarov, Zafar, and Fernandes, Meenakshi. Evaluation of Bias in Estimates of Early Childhood Obesity from Parent-Reported Heights and Weights. American Journal of Public Health. 2014. 104, (7): 1255-1262. PMCID: PMC4056224 Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Health, Disability & Mortality; Statistical & Econometric Methods
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Anderson, Nathaniel W., Markowitz, Anna J., Eisenberg, Daniel, Halfon, Neal, Moore, Kristin Anderson, and Zimmerman, Frederick J. The Child and Adolescent Thriving Index 1.0: Developing a Measure of the Outcome Indicators of Well-Being for Population Health Assessment. Child Indicators Research. 2022. 15, (6): 2015-2042. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Health, Disability & Mortality; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Transition to Adulthood Supplement; Wellbeing
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Marcoulides, Katerina M. and Grimm, Kevin J. Data Integration Approaches to Longitudinal Growth Modeling. Educational and Psychological Measurement. 2017. 77, (6): 971-989. PMCID: PMC5965650 Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Statistical & Econometric Methods
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Norris, Sam. Three Essays in Applied Microeconomics: Northwestern University; 2018. Dept: Economics Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Time Use & Home Production
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Lee, Sang Yoon and Seshadri, Ananth. On the Intergenerational Transmission of Economic Status. Journal of Political Economy. 2019. 127, (2): 855-921. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; Life Course; Statistical & Econometric Methods
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Kim, Ji Hyun and Torquati, Julia. Does Parental Financial Assistance Assist Young Adults to Be Financially Healthy?: Effects of Parent-Child Relationship Qualities on Financial Outcomes and Happiness. International Journal of Home Economics. 2016. 9, (2): 40-55. Keywords: Intergenerational Influences & Transfers; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Transition to Adulthood Supplement; Wealth, Assets & Pensions
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Brooks-Gunn, Jeanne, Berlin, Lisa J., Leventhal, Tama, and Fuligni, Allison Sidle. Depending on the Kindness of Strangers: Current National Data Initiatives and Developmental Research. Child Development. 2000. 71, (1): 257-268. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Children; Education Attainment & Achievement; Income; Labor Market & Outcomes; Statistical & Econometric Methods; Survey Methodology
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Chatterji, Pinka, Kim, Dohyung, and Lahiri, Kajal. Birth Weight and Academic Achievement in Childhood. Health Economics. 2014. 23, (9): 1013-1035. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Education Attainment & Achievement; Health, Disability & Mortality; Racial-Ethnic Differences; Statistical & Econometric Methods
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Neymotin, Florence and Nemzer, Louis R. Linking Autism and Epilepsy. Children's Health Care. 2016. 45, (1): 84-108. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Health, Disability & Mortality; Statistical & Econometric Methods
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Boisvert, D., Stadler, W., Vaske, J., Wright, J. P., and Nelson, M. The Interconnection Between Intellectual Achievement and Self-Control. Criminal Justice and Behavior. 2013. 40, (1): 80-94. Keywords: Child Development Supplement; Children; Life Course; Statistical & Econometric Methods
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