Effects of SQ-LNS on child social–emotional problems and self-regulation (hypothesis 1)
Children in the SQ-LNS group did not significantly differ from those in the combined control group in any outcome score, with mean differences ranging from −0.3 to 0.5 points and Effect of SQ-LNS on each outcome score.Control refers to iron and folic acid + multiple micronutrient groups. Results based on MANCOVA. For all assessments, a higher score indicates higher social–emotional problems, except the EATQ-P for which a higher score indicates a higher self-regulation.SQ-LNS, small-quantity lipid-based nutrient supplement.Model 1 was adjusted for child age at follow-up only. Model 3 was additionally adjusted for child sex, developmental assessment data collector, and any of the following variables that were significantly associated at the 