The Relationship Between Self-Regulation and Weight Status in Children and Adolescence: A Secondary Data Analysis

2024/07/04 by Elrum, Rasmus Christon, Dockray, Samantha
Psychology · #Adolescent Health #Biopsychology #Child Health #Developmental Psychology #FOS: Psychology #Health Psychology #Psychology #Self-regulation #Social and Behavioral Sciences #Weight status

paper · doi:10.17605/osf.io/d3ezr

Abstract

A secondary analysis exploring the relationship between children's capacity to self regulate and their weight status using secondary data from the Hassles and Health longitudinal study.

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