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Do high school experiences shape midlife body weight?
Michelle L. Frisco
, Emily A. Lybbert
, Chandra Muller
, Eric Grodsky
, J. Robert Warren
Sociology and Criminology
Population Research Institute
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High School Experience
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High School
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Obesity
28%
Adjusted Model
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School Life
28%
Family School
28%
Later Life
14%
United States
14%
Private Schools
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Control Variables
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Bivariate Analysis
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Academic Achievement
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Sophomore
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Educational Careers
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Family Model
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Research-led
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School Type
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School Attendance
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Psychology
Body Mass Index
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Body Weight
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United States of America
100%
Social Sciences
Secondary Schools
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Body Weight
100%
USA
11%
Occupational Career
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Private Education
11%
Educational Attendance
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School Type
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Bivariate Analysis
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Model School
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