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The Journal of Psychology
Interdisciplinary and Applied
Volume 138, 2004 - Issue 4
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Achievement Age—Death Age Correlations Alone Cannot Provide Unequivocal Support for the Precocity—Longevity Hypothesis

Stewart J. H. Mccann University College of Cape Breton Department of Behavioral and Life Sciences Canada
Pages 293-302 | Published online: 07 Aug 2010

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Stewart J. H. McCann. (2015) Life Expectancy Can Explain the Precocity-Longevity Hypothesis Association of Early Career Success and Early Death. The Journal of Genetic Psychology 176:6, pages 414-419.
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Ho Fai Chan, Franklin G. MixonJrJr, Jayanta Sarkar & Benno Torgler. (2022) Recognition and longevity: an examination of award timing and lifespan in Nobel laureates. Scientometrics 127:6, pages 3629-3659.
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Nick Wattie, Srdjan Lemez, Chris I. Ardern, Michael Rotondi & Joseph Baker. (2016) Does Early Career Achievement Lead to Earlier Death? Assessment of the Precocity-Longevity Effect in Professional Basketball Players. Frontiers in Public Health 4.
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Ho Fai Chan, Franklin G. Mixon Jr.Jayanta Sarkar & Benno Torgler. (2021) Recognition and Longevity: An Examination of Award Timing and Lifespan in Nobel Laureates. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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