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External Publications Using Growing Up in Ireland Data

Author

Year

Title

Journal/Book

Abstract

  • Cadogan, S.L., Keane, E., Kearney, P.M.

    2014

    The effects of individual, family and environmental factors on physical activity levels in children: a cross-sectional study

    BioMed Central

    Background Physical activity plays an important role in optimising physical and mental health during…

  • Carroll, E., McCoy, S., Mihut, G.

    2022

    Exploring cumulative disadvantage in early school leaving and planned post-school pathways among those identified with special educational needs in Irish primary schools

    British Educational Research Journal

    Reflecting the neglect of childhood disability in social stratification research, there is a notable…

  • Casey, A., Layte, R., Lyons, S., Silles, M.

    2012

    Home computer use and academic performance of nine-year-olds

    Oxford Review of Education

    A recent rise in home computer ownership has seen a growing number of children using computers and a…

  • Castro, P.D., Kearney, J., Layte, R.

    2014

    A study of early complementary feeding determinants in the Republic of Ireland based on a cross-sectional analysis of the Growing Up in Ireland infant cohort

    Public Health Nutrition.

    Objective Early complementary feeding has been shown to increase the risk of overweight, obesity and…

  • Cheevers, C., O’Connell, M.

    2013

    Developing an Index of Well-Being for Nine-Year-Old Irish Children

    Child Indicators Research

    This paper outlines the development of an index of child well-being using data from the first wave o…

  • Corrigan, O.

    2013

    See how they grow: Solo and unmarried-cohabitant parenthood and crisis pregnancy in Ireland. An analysis of the Growing Up in Ireland 9-month old infant cohort data

    Treoir Report

  • Corrigan, O.

    2014

    Watch them Grow: Unmarried-cohabitant and Solo parenthood in Ireland An Analysis of the Growing Up in Ireland infant cohort data Waves 1 and 2

    Treoir Report

  • Cosgrove, J., McKeown, C., Travers, J., Lysaght, Z., Ní Bhroin, O., Archer, P.

    2014

    Educational Experiences and Outcomes for Children with Special Educational Needs: A Secondary Analysis of Data from the Growing Up in Ireland Study (NCSE Research Report No. 17).

    NCSE Research Report No.17

  • Cosgrove, J., McKeown, C., Travers, J., Lysaght, Z., Ní Bhroin, O., Archer, P.

    2018

    Educational Experiences and Outcomes for Children with Special Educational Needs, Phase 2 from age 9-13: A Secondary Analysis of Data from the Growing Up in Ireland Study. (NCSE Research Report No. 25).

    NCSE Research Report No.25

  • Cotter, I., Healy, C., King, R., Cotter, DR., Cannon, M.

    2020

    Changes in body mass index and risk of adolescent psychopathology: a longitudinal cohort study

    Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine

    Background Abnormal body mass index (BMI) has been associated with development of psychopathology. T…

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