Critical Period, Accumulation and Social Mobility Hypotheses: Using a Regression Framework to Explore Mothers' Partner Status in Early Childhood and Externalising Behaviours of Children at 5 Years

LC Giles; VM Moore; M Whitrow; M Sawyer; JW Lynch; MJ Davies

Critical Period, Accumulation and Social Mobility Hypotheses: Using a Regression Framework to Explore Mothers' Partner Status in Early Childhood and Externalising Behaviours of Children at 5 Years

LC Giles, VM Moore, M Whitrow, M Sawyer, JW Lynch, MJ Davies

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Translated title of the contribution	Critical Period, Accumulation and Social Mobility Hypotheses: Using a Regression Framework to Explore Mothers' Partner Status in Early Childhood and Externalising Behaviours of Children at 5 Years
Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	25 - 29
Number of pages	5
Journal	Australasian Epidemiologist
Volume	16
Publication status	Published - Dec 2009

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Critical Period, Accumulation and Social Mobility Hypotheses: Using a Regression Framework to Explore Mothers' Partner Status in Early Childhood and Externalising Behaviours of Children at 5 Years. / Giles, LC; Moore, VM; Whitrow, M et al.
In: Australasian Epidemiologist, Vol. 16, 12.2009, p. 25 - 29.

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