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Children who do not live with both biological parents are also roughly twice as likely to drop out of high school and to have behavioural or psychological problems.

This is not the only (and certainly not the most famous) book in recent years to wield the findings of behavioural economics, neuroscience and other embryonic disciplines to kill off homo economicus.

The receptors in question orchestrate both behavioural and physical development, including some types of bone growth, in many vertebrate species.

Boys whose mothers smoked heavily throughout pregnancy were almost twice as likely to display behavioural problems, the report claimed.

Of these, using social support; denial; venting; behavioural disengagement; and self-blame coping had negative effects on satisfaction at the end of the day.

But it can be explained by behavioural models in which the value people attach to objects is affected by what they already have, and people abhor losses more than they like equivalent gains.

I like it too, for the charming illustrations, hilarious dialogue and instruction in cutting-edge behavioural economics.

They are acutely aware, for example, of the importance of some psychological phenomena whose effects behavioural economists have only recently begun to explore.

The study cannot tell if issues as a baby cause behavioural problems later in life: they could be an early symptom of those later problems.

Matthew Rabin, at the University of California, Berkeley, is widely recognised as a leading behavioural theorist.