The association of early childhood cognitive development and behavioural difficulties with pre-adolescent problematic eating attitudes

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Main Authors:	Richmond R.C., Skugarevsky O., Yang S., Kramer M.S., Wade K.H., Patel R., Bogdanovich N., Vilchuck K., Sergeichick N., Smith G.D., Oken E., Martin R.M.
Other Authors:	OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY
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Published:	2019
Subjects:	academic achievement article behavior disorder Belarus child Children Eating Attitude Test cognitive development cohort analysis eating habit female human intelligence quotient male mathematics multicenter study (topic) observational study problematic eating attitude prospective study questionnaire randomized controlled trial (topic) sex difference strengths and difficulties questionnaire attitude child development clinical trial (topic) cognition eating eating disorder intelligence test longitudinal study psychology Attitude Child Child Development Clinical Trials as Topic Cognition Cohort Studies Eating Feeding and Eating Disorders Female Humans Intelligence Tests Longitudinal Studies Male
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-1613922024-11-08T20:11:04Z The association of early childhood cognitive development and behavioural difficulties with pre-adolescent problematic eating attitudes Richmond R.C. Skugarevsky O. Yang S. Kramer M.S. Wade K.H. Patel R. Bogdanovich N. Vilchuck K. Sergeichick N. Smith G.D. Oken E. Martin R.M. OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY academic achievement article behavior disorder Belarus child Children Eating Attitude Test cognitive development cohort analysis eating habit female human intelligence quotient male mathematics multicenter study (topic) observational study problematic eating attitude prospective study questionnaire randomized controlled trial (topic) sex difference strengths and difficulties questionnaire attitude child development clinical trial (topic) cognition eating eating disorder intelligence test longitudinal study psychology Attitude Child Child Development Clinical Trials as Topic Cognition Cohort Studies Eating Feeding and Eating Disorders Female Humans Intelligence Tests Longitudinal Studies Male 10.1371/journal.pone.0104132 PLoS ONE 9 8 e104132 2019-11-05T00:34:16Z 2019-11-05T00:34:16Z 2014 Article Richmond R.C., Skugarevsky O., Yang S., Kramer M.S., Wade K.H., Patel R., Bogdanovich N., Vilchuck K., Sergeichick N., Smith G.D., Oken E., Martin R.M. (2014). The association of early childhood cognitive development and behavioural difficulties with pre-adolescent problematic eating attitudes. PLoS ONE 9 (8) : e104132. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0104132 1932-6203 https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/161392 Attribution 4.0 International http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Unpaywall 20191101
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topic	academic achievement article behavior disorder Belarus child Children Eating Attitude Test cognitive development cohort analysis eating habit female human intelligence quotient male mathematics multicenter study (topic) observational study problematic eating attitude prospective study questionnaire randomized controlled trial (topic) sex difference strengths and difficulties questionnaire attitude child development clinical trial (topic) cognition eating eating disorder intelligence test longitudinal study psychology Attitude Child Child Development Clinical Trials as Topic Cognition Cohort Studies Eating Feeding and Eating Disorders Female Humans Intelligence Tests Longitudinal Studies Male
spellingShingle	academic achievement article behavior disorder Belarus child Children Eating Attitude Test cognitive development cohort analysis eating habit female human intelligence quotient male mathematics multicenter study (topic) observational study problematic eating attitude prospective study questionnaire randomized controlled trial (topic) sex difference strengths and difficulties questionnaire attitude child development clinical trial (topic) cognition eating eating disorder intelligence test longitudinal study psychology Attitude Child Child Development Clinical Trials as Topic Cognition Cohort Studies Eating Feeding and Eating Disorders Female Humans Intelligence Tests Longitudinal Studies Male Richmond R.C. Skugarevsky O. Yang S. Kramer M.S. Wade K.H. Patel R. Bogdanovich N. Vilchuck K. Sergeichick N. Smith G.D. Oken E. Martin R.M. The association of early childhood cognitive development and behavioural difficulties with pre-adolescent problematic eating attitudes
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author	Richmond R.C. Skugarevsky O. Yang S. Kramer M.S. Wade K.H. Patel R. Bogdanovich N. Vilchuck K. Sergeichick N. Smith G.D. Oken E. Martin R.M.
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title	The association of early childhood cognitive development and behavioural difficulties with pre-adolescent problematic eating attitudes
title_short	The association of early childhood cognitive development and behavioural difficulties with pre-adolescent problematic eating attitudes
title_full	The association of early childhood cognitive development and behavioural difficulties with pre-adolescent problematic eating attitudes
title_fullStr	The association of early childhood cognitive development and behavioural difficulties with pre-adolescent problematic eating attitudes
title_full_unstemmed	The association of early childhood cognitive development and behavioural difficulties with pre-adolescent problematic eating attitudes
title_sort	association of early childhood cognitive development and behavioural difficulties with pre-adolescent problematic eating attitudes
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The association of early childhood cognitive development and behavioural difficulties with pre-adolescent problematic eating attitudes

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