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Using the Science About Self-Regulation to Improve Economic Outcomes for TANF Families

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  • Michelle Derr
  • Jonathan McCay
  • Ann Person
  • Mary Anne Anderson

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This brief, developed as part of the GOAL-Oriented Adult Learning in Self-Sufficiency (GOALS) project, articulates a vision for TANF programs that is informed by the science about self-regulation and goal achievement.

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  • Michelle Derr & Jonathan McCay & Ann Person & Mary Anne Anderson, "undated". "Using the Science About Self-Regulation to Improve Economic Outcomes for TANF Families," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 19a609cd050847969623426be, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:19a609cd050847969623426be1cd2df5
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