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This project investigates the impact of childhood self-control on long-term health outcomes. By analyzing data from extensive studies, it aims to identify how early self-control influences adult health behaviors and conditions, providing insights for public health interventions.
The capacity to delay gratification and control impulses emerges in childhood and may profoundly shape the lifestyle behaviours and resulting health conditions that afflict many and burden health systems across Europe and rest of the world.
Childhood self-control appears to be malleable and as such has been identified by policy-makers as a key prevention target with potential long-run benefits.
Yet, empirical evidence demonstrating links from early self-control to adult outcomes remains scarce.…
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, DUBLIN
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