Growing Up in Australia: The Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC) Stream:
* All papers marked 'Review' were peer reviewed, that is reviewed
anonymously by two or more reviewers.
- Growing Up in Australia, the Longitudinal Study of Australian children: Study Methodology,
Carol Soloff
Australian Institute of Family Studies
· Abstract · Contact Author: Carol.Soloff@aifs.gov.au
- Parenting and Couple Relationships in the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children,
Associate Professor Jan Nicholson¹; Professor Stephen Zubrick²; Associate Professor Ann Sanson³
Griffith Psychological Health Research Centre, Griffith University¹; Curtin Centre for Developmental Health, Institute for Child Health Research²; Department of Paediatrics, The University of Melbourne³
· Abstract · Contact Author: j.nicholson@griffith.edu.au
- Derivation and validation of the LSAC Outcome Index,
Ann Sanson¹; Sebastian Misson²
Dept of Paediatrics, University of Melbourne¹; Australian Institute of Family Studies²
· Abstract · Contact Author: annvs@unimelb.edu.au
- Which Measures of Family Economic Resources are Most Strongly Associated With Child Outcomes?,
Bruce Bradbury
Social Policy Research Centre, University of New South Wales
· Abstract · Contact Author: b.bradbury@unsw.edu.au
- Measuring the Socio-Economic Position of Families in HILDA & LSAC,
Tamara Blakemore & Justine Gibbings¹; Lyndall Strazdins²
Research and Analysis Branch, Australian Government, Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs¹; National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health Australian National University²
· Full Paper · Contact Author: Tamara.Blackmore@facsia.gov.au; Justine.Gibbings@facsia.gov.au; Lyndall.Strazdins@anu.edu.au
- LSAC Data on the Circumstances and Characteristics of Families with Child Support Entitlement ,
Ibolya Losoncz
Senior Analyst, Family Payments and Policy Branch, Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs
· Full Paper · Contact Author: Ibolya.losoncz@facsia.gov.au
- Children’s Time Use in the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children: Data Quality and Analytical Issues in the 4-year Cohort,
Dr Jennifer Baxter
Australian Institute of Family Studies
· Abstract · Contact Author: Jennifer.Baxter@aifs.gov.au
- Analysis of LSAC Time Use data: Opportunities and Challenges,
Jude Brown¹; Peter Dunn²
University of New England¹; University of Southern Queensland²
· Abstract · Contact Author: jude.brown@une.edu.au
- Linkage to National Databases Provides Multiple Means of Assessing Quality of Infant Child Care in the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children,
Linda J. Harrison
Charles Sturt University
· Abstract · Contact Author: lharrison@csu.edu.au