Written evidence submitted by the Understanding Society, the UK Household Longitudinal Study, University of Essex (YEET0046) [House of Commons. Work and Pensions Committee. Youth employment, education and training inquiry]
Assessment of multidimensional measures of aging cross-sectionally and longitudinally across the entire adult age span in the United Kingdom
Who does what and why in the household? Insights into factors influencing children’s and adolescents’ participation in household longitudinal surveys
How has children’s wellbeing changed? Reviewing the evidence from the Good Childhood research programme
(Not) again: exploring the impact of second parental dissolution on the mental health of emerging adults
Life satisfaction, loneliness, and depressivity in consistently single young adults in Germany and the United Kingdom
Late-onset ADHD symptoms in the general population: a scoping review of longitudinal trajectories in population-based cohorts
Young carers and inequalities in educational attainment and school engagement: evidence from the UK household longitudinal study linked to the national pupil database