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The most recent UK birth cohort study, known as ‘Life Study’ was a longitudinal study planned to involve some 80,000 babies and comprised two components. The largest, the ‘Pregnancy Component’ was to consist of around 60,000 pregnant women who were to be ... see more

The most recent UK birth cohort study, known as ‘Life Study’ was a longitudinal study planned to involve some 80,000 babies and comprised two components. The largest, the ‘Pregnancy Component’ was to consist of around 60,000 pregnant women who were to be ... see more

Longitudinal surveys typically devote considerable resources to tracking procedures designed to minimise attrition through failure to locate sample member who move. Although these tracking procedures are often very successful, there is relatively little m... see more

The first British national birth cohort study was initially concerned principally with health at the birth of its sample in 1946. Throughout its first fifteen years it received only short-term financial support, but still managed to undertake ten follow-u... see more

Longitudinal surveys typically devote considerable resources to tracking procedures designed to minimise attrition through failure to locate sample member who move. Although these tracking procedures are often very successful, there is relatively little m... see more

The impact of work-family conflict on common mental disorders (CMD) has been examined in cross-sectional studies. The current paper examines work-family conflict and its effect on CMD in a large nationally representative longitudinal sample. This study us... see more

Typically, longitudinal survey managers send ‘keep in touch’ mailings to sample members between waves to help minimise non-response through failure to locate individuals at future waves. This paper reports the results from a randomised experiment to impro... see more

The objectives of this study were to investigate whether prospective data reveal life course influences on quality of life at older ages; to establish a baseline for the evolution of quality of life through the Third Age; and to estimate the relative impo... see more

             The first of Britain’s six large-scale birth cohort studies began in 1946, within eleven months of the end of the Second World War. Evidence is given in support of the argument that ... see more

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