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[Many different disciplines and perspectives are reflected in the work on child indicators, so it is not surprising there are many different analytic approaches and frameworks for studying child well-being. This chapter covers several of the leading frameworks used by those working in the child indicator field. It is worth noting that some successful child indicator projects are undertaken with little or no acknowledgement of theoretical framework. In practice, selection of indicators for a project or study may depend as much on what data are available and organizational resources as it does on a theoretical approach.]
Published: Mar 29, 2022
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