Subjective social status and mental health among adolescents in Ethiopia: Evidence from a panel study
Numerous studies have found that a relationship between subjective status and measures of human health persists even after controlling for objective measures, including income, education, and assets. However, few studies have probed how status shapes health among adolescents, particularly those in l...
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Main Authors: | Caroline Owens (Author), Craig Hadley (Author) |
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2023-06-01T00:00:00Z.
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