A reply to 'Social-to-biological transitions research: review of progress and development' by Thomas O'Toole et al [0.03%]
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Stéphane Cullati,Cristian Carmeli,Bernadette Wilhelmina Antonia van der Linden et al.
Stéphane Cullati et al.
'Impact' for longitudinal social science research: reflecting on paths forward [0.03%]
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Evangeline Tabor,Dylan Kneale
Evangeline Tabor
The long shadow [0.03%]
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Tony Robertson
Tony Robertson
A reply to 'Re-considering "impact" for longitudinal social science research: towards more scientific approaches to theorising and measuring the influence of cohort studies' by Bridger Staatz et al [0.03%]
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Mukdarut Bangpan,Kelly Dickson
Mukdarut Bangpan
Re-considering 'impact' for longitudinal social science research: towards more scientific approaches to theorising and measuring the influence of cohort studies [0.03%]
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Charis Bridger Staatz,Evangeline Tabor,Dylan Kneale
Charis Bridger Staatz
Demonstrating 'impact' has become increasingly important in research and academia alongside growing consideration of the social effects of research and the ethical standards involved. However, there are also concerns about a preoccupation w...
An Australian perspective on opportunities to innovate and evolve impact in cohort studies: a reply to 'Re-considering "impact" for longitudinal social science research: towards more scientific approaches to theorising and measuring the influence of cohort studies' by Bridger Staatz et al [0.03%]
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Meredith O&#x;Connor,Ken Knight,Elodie O&#x;Connor et al.
Meredith O&#x;Connor et al.
The effect of childhood socioeconomic status on adult self-rated health by age and race [0.03%]
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Emily C Dore,Regine Haardörfer
Emily C Dore
Background: The relationship between childhood socioeconomic status (SES) and adult health is well established. This article examines the less well-known areas of this research: whether the age of childhood exposure matte...
Emla Fitzsimons,Sam Parsons,Ingrid Schoon
Emla Fitzsimons
We examine the extent to which experience of out-of-home residential care (OHC) during childhood (ages 0-16) relates to development in the 'next generation'. Specifically, we ask whether maternal experience of OHC during her own childhood i...
Tony Robertson
Tony Robertson