Clustering of multiple health risk behaviours and association with socio-demographic characteristics and psychological distress among adolescents in Ghana: A latent class analysis
This study examined the prevalence of multiple health risk behaviours, the clustering patterns of health risk behaviours, the association between socio-demographic characteristics, psychological distress and clusters and the relationship between number of health risk behaviours and psychological dis...
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Main Authors: | Prince Atorkey, Bsc. (Psyc) (Author), Christiana Owiredua, B.A. (Psyc) (Author) |
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2021-03-01T00:00:00Z.
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