I'm a researcher new to the Centre for Longitudinal Studies (CLS) and want to understand their main research initiatives. Please list all 'Core studies' and 'Affiliate studies' featured on the 'Our studies' page, along with a brief description for each if immediately available. Additionally, explain how to access the data for these studies and what the website states about citing the data.
Navigate to 'https://cls.ucl.ac.uk/'. Accept the cookie preferences. Click on the 'Our studies' link. Identify and list all studies under the 'Core studies' section, extracting any brief descriptive text available on the overview page. Identify and list all studies under the 'Affiliate studies' section, extracting any brief descriptive text available on the overview page. Locate the general statement on the 'Our studies' page about how to access data. Locate the general statement on the 'Our studies' page about citing the data. Synthesize the names and descriptions of all identified studies, and clearly state the data access and citation information.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Our studies' page. The agent lists the 'Core studies' as: '1958 National Child Development Study (NCDS)', '1970 British Cohort Study (BCS70)', 'Next Steps', 'Millennium Cohort Study', and 'Early Life Cohort Feasibility Study'. The agent lists the 'Affiliate studies' as: 'COVID Social Mobility and Opportunities (COSMO)', 'Children of the 2020s study', and 'Growing Up in the 2020s study'. For each listed study, the agent provides any brief description immediately available on the 'Our studies' page (e.g., NCDS: 'The 1958 N...', BCS70: 'The 1970 British Coho...', Millennium Cohort Study: 'The Millennium Coh...', COSMO: 'The COV...', and notes 'No brief description available on this page' for others if applicable). The agent states that 'The data are free to access from the UK Data Service and some other trusted research environments.' as the primary method for data access. The agent states that 'All publications and outputs based on CLS data should cite the relevant study and acknowledge the funding sources.' or similar wording, indicating the citation requirement.