Height and Cognitive Achievement of Vietnamese Children

<p>A longitudinal dataset that follows 1,200 Vietnamese children born in 2001–2 is used to investigate the impact of child malnutrition on cognitive development. We demonstrate that the impact of early childhood stunting on cognition can be estimated with significant bias for a majority of chi...

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Format: Journal article
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: Elsevier 2011
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description <p>A longitudinal dataset that follows 1,200 Vietnamese children born in 2001–2 is used to investigate the impact of child malnutrition on cognitive development. We demonstrate that the impact of early childhood stunting on cognition can be estimated with significant bias for a majority of children if researchers omit the data on gestational age. The negative impact of the length in preterm on the cognitive achievement of pre-schoolers is statistically significant. Having controlled for the effect of the length in preterm, however, the effect of height-for-age at age one on cognitive achievement at age five is not statistically significant.</p>
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spelling oxford-uuid:d69e2d90-5eed-4596-80ab-3444dd12a4a42022-03-27T08:34:49ZHeight and Cognitive Achievement of Vietnamese ChildrenJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:d69e2d90-5eed-4596-80ab-3444dd12a4a4Cognitive developmentChildren and youthEnglishOxford University Research Archive - ValetElsevier2011<p>A longitudinal dataset that follows 1,200 Vietnamese children born in 2001–2 is used to investigate the impact of child malnutrition on cognitive development. We demonstrate that the impact of early childhood stunting on cognition can be estimated with significant bias for a majority of children if researchers omit the data on gestational age. The negative impact of the length in preterm on the cognitive achievement of pre-schoolers is statistically significant. Having controlled for the effect of the length in preterm, however, the effect of height-for-age at age one on cognitive achievement at age five is not statistically significant.</p>
spellingShingle Cognitive development
Children and youth
Height and Cognitive Achievement of Vietnamese Children
title Height and Cognitive Achievement of Vietnamese Children
title_full Height and Cognitive Achievement of Vietnamese Children
title_fullStr Height and Cognitive Achievement of Vietnamese Children
title_full_unstemmed Height and Cognitive Achievement of Vietnamese Children
title_short Height and Cognitive Achievement of Vietnamese Children
title_sort height and cognitive achievement of vietnamese children
topic Cognitive development
Children and youth