Diurnal cortisol levels, temperament and social competence in out-of-home childcare and at home: Longitudinal study of 2 and 3.5-year-old children – The FinnBrain Birth Cohort Study
Katja Tervahartiala(University of Turku), Hasse Karlsson(University of Turku), Linnéa Karlsson(Turku Centre for Biotechnology), Susanna Kortesluoma(University of Turku), Niina Junttila(University of Turku), Juho Pelto(University of Turku), Annarilla Ahtola(University of Turku), Saara Nolvi(University of Turku)
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