Zubrick, SR 2011, development and change: growth, patterns, and processes in the ‘Language Australian longitudinal studies’, presented to Growing Up in Australia and Footprints in Time: LSAC and LSIC Research Conference, Melbourne, 15–16 November. Theses Dillon-Wallace, JA 2011, of young children with special health care needs: maternal ‘Mothers wellbeing and engagement in work’, PhD thesis, Queensland University of Technology. Hancock, K 2012, longitudinal analysis of the association between overprotective parenting ‘A and the physical health of children’, MSc thesis, Swinburne University of Technology. N 2012, about Dad? How non-resident fathers influence child mental health’, Masters ‘What thesis, La Trobe University. McCormack, J 2011, extent and experience of childhood speech impairment’, PhD thesis, ‘The Charles Sturt University. Shulver, W 2012, groups as sources of social capital: their patterns of use and ‘Parenting outcomes for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal mothers of young children’, PhD thesis, Flinders University. LSAC website activities The Growing up in Australia website, , allows easy access to updates from the study. The website has areas to cater for study participants (children and parents), data users, researchers and policymakers. There continues to be interest in publications and papers based on LSAC (Table 2).
Zubrick, SR 2011, ‘Language development and change: growth, patterns, and processes in the Australian longitudinal studies’, presented to Growing Up in Australia and Footprints in Time: LSAC and LSIC Research Conference, Melbourne, 15–16 November. Theses Dillon-Wallace, JA 2011, ‘Mothers of young children with special health care needs: maternal wellbeing and engagement in work’, PhD thesis, Queensland University of Technology. Hancock, K 2012, ‘A longitudinal analysis of the association between overprotective parenting and the physical health of children’, MSc thesis, Swinburne University of Technology. N 2012, ‘What about Dad? How non-resident fathers influence child mental health’, Masters thesis, La Trobe University. McCormack, J 2011, ‘The extent and experience of childhood speech impairment’, PhD thesis, Charles Sturt University. Shulver, W 2012, ‘Parenting groups as sources of social capital: their patterns of use and outcomes for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal mothers of young children’, PhD thesis, Flinders University. LSAC website activities The Growing up in Australia website, , allows easy access to updates from the study. The website has areas to cater for study participants (children and parents), data users, researchers and policymakers. There continues to be interest in publications and papers based on LSAC (Table 2).
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