New Podcast episode

New Podcast: Discussing Our Research on the Distribution of (Mental) Health Issues and Work Productivity in the Population and the Predictive Role of Child Abuse

I invite you to listen to a podcast where I, along with Professor Geertjan Overbeek, have a conversation with Tjip de Jong about our recent study at the University of Amsterdam. In this episode, we discuss our research on the predictive role of child abuse in unemployment and mental health issues within a specific segment of the population.

Our publication, titled "Does Child Abuse Predict a Population Segment with Large Economic Burden?", provides new insights into the long-term consequences of child abuse and the substantial economic costs associated with it. In the podcast, we talk about our methodological approach, the key findings of the research, and the implications for policy and future research.

You can listen to the podcast here:

🎧 https://open.spotify.com/show/5F8gXPTiQcStut6smYl5OS

And read the full article here:

📄 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0033350624003950#:~:text=Being%20exposed%20to%20more%20child,across%20different%20economically%20costly%20outcomes