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Gendered effects of early childhood weather shocks on locus of control: evidence from 28 agricultural countries
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“…However, Leight et al (2015) conclude that early childhood climate shocks do not have a significant effect on noncognitive skills at any age in rural China. Our research is mostly related to Shoji (2023) who documents a significant rise in the external locus of control for adults who experience a dearth of rainfall before age 5. Our research differs in three ways.…”
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“…However, Leight et al (2015) conclude that early childhood climate shocks do not have a significant effect on noncognitive skills at any age in rural China. Our research is mostly related to Shoji (2023) who documents a significant rise in the external locus of control for adults who experience a dearth of rainfall before age 5. Our research differs in three ways.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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