A cross-cultural study of childhood psychopathology and cognitive performance: Testing causality versus shared aetiological influences and moderation by resilience factors

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The present project will investigate the mechanisms of the links between psychopathology (emotional, conduct/behavioural and hyperactivity-impulsivity symptoms) and cognitive performance in adolescence using twin data from UK, Hungary and Nigeria.

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