This project is examining the ways that self-regulation development is limited by adversity in families and by high levels of social and economic stratification in more geographically isolated communities characterized by high rates of poverty, unemployment, and low social capital.
Duration: 2014 - Present
Partners: New York University
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This project is examining the ways that self-regulation development is limited by adversity in families and by high levels of social and economic stratification in more geographically isolated communities characterized by high rates of poverty, unemployment, and low social capital.
Project Funder(s)
Project Focus Area(s)
Level(s) of Analysis
Partners
New York University
Duration
2014 - Present
