. | Potential dosage (standard error) . | Effect of average potential dosage (p-value) . |
---|---|---|
Bayley-III factor | 0.209|$^{**}$| | 0.169|$^{**}$| |
(0.079) | (0.010) |
. | Potential dosage (standard error) . | Effect of average potential dosage (p-value) . |
---|---|---|
Bayley-III factor | 0.209|$^{**}$| | 0.169|$^{**}$| |
(0.079) | (0.010) |
Notes. Standard errors clustered by town. Covariates included: child’s gender, an indicator of high household wealth index, maternal PPVT score, teenage mother, an indicator of high municipality population, previous attendance to a childcare center, department and interviewer fixed effects, baseline weight-for-age and height-for-age Z-scores, the difference in days between baseline, and follow-up data collections. In the treatment group the potential dose varies from 34–58 weeks.
|$^{**} p < 0.05$|.
. | Potential dosage (standard error) . | Effect of average potential dosage (p-value) . |
---|---|---|
Bayley-III factor | 0.209|$^{**}$| | 0.169|$^{**}$| |
(0.079) | (0.010) |
. | Potential dosage (standard error) . | Effect of average potential dosage (p-value) . |
---|---|---|
Bayley-III factor | 0.209|$^{**}$| | 0.169|$^{**}$| |
(0.079) | (0.010) |
Notes. Standard errors clustered by town. Covariates included: child’s gender, an indicator of high household wealth index, maternal PPVT score, teenage mother, an indicator of high municipality population, previous attendance to a childcare center, department and interviewer fixed effects, baseline weight-for-age and height-for-age Z-scores, the difference in days between baseline, and follow-up data collections. In the treatment group the potential dose varies from 34–58 weeks.
|$^{**} p < 0.05$|.
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