A gradient of childhood self-control predicts health, wealth, and public safety
Terrie E. Moffitt(Duke University), Avshalom Caspi(Duke University), Richie Poulton(University of Otago), Brent W. Roberts(University of Chicago), Malcolm R. Sears(McMaster University), Renate Houts(Duke University), Daniel W. Belsky(Duke University), Robert J. Hancox(Waikato Hospital), Stephen A. Ross(Duke University), HonaLee Harrington(Duke University), Louise Arseneault(King's College London), Nigel Dickson(University of Otago), W. Murray Thomson(Creighton University)
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