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Cognitive and non-cognitive skills in developing countries

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Table 1.9 – Correlations between skills over time
Table A1.1 – Descriptive statistics for panel sample, cycle 1 and cycle 2
Table A1.3 – Exploratory factor analysis - -Rotated factor loadings at Midline (a) Uncorrected items
Table A1.4 – Exploratory factor analysis - -Rotated factor loadings at Endline (a) Uncorrected items
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