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Wave 2 study questionnaires

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Data use Documentation
Published

September 2006

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Study questionnaires

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  • B Cohort 3.98 MB
  • K Cohort 3.35 MB
  • Parent 1 interview (B and K cohort) and Child interview (K cohort) 519.61 KB

Download the questionnaires used in Wave 2 of the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children. The questionnaires are annotated with variable names.

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