Ezra Mauer, Yuuko Uchikoshi, Silvia Bunge, Qing Zhou
Longitudinal relations between self-regulatory skills and mathematics achievement in early elementary school children from Chinese American immigrant families
Journal of experimental child psychology
relative stringency risk regulation across countries may significant implications public health environmental outcomes well economic trade impacts study build prior literaturewhich often employed qualitative case studies often focused comparing united states europeby using quantitative evidential reasoning approach compare relative stringency federalcentral level written rules 45 randomly selected environmental risks united states china find average sample 45 environmental risks written rules environmental risk regulation stringent united states china within sample find relative stringency selective leaning directions united states china regulated risks stringently example us written rules stringent risks toxic chemicals air pollutants whereas chinas written rules stringent risks agriculture also observe nuanced differences relative regulatory stringency within sectors risks even one country regulated one risk stringently country may regulate certain aspects risk stringently comment possible explanations patterns observe methods findings may contribute better understanding comparative risk regulation across united states china worldwide also recognize addition written rules studied countries may also vary implementation