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Child mental health and income gradient from early childhood to adolescence: Evidence from the UK.

SSM Popul Health · 2023 · PMC10638036 · PMID 37954013

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The associations for internalising and externalising problems were statistically significant at 1% level in all age groups, except for externalising problems at age 5 where the association failed to reach statistical significance. 3.4 Extension to age 17 Results for children aged 17 years followed a similar pattern to those found for age 14, across all child mental health outcomes (TDS, internalising and externalising scores) both in terms of the associations with family income and in relation to the underpinning PS and PI

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