Associations between Children’s Physical Activities, Sedentary Behaviours and Family Structure: a Sequential Mixed Methods Approach

T Quarmby; Symeon Dagkas; Matthew Bridge

Associations between Children’s Physical Activities, Sedentary Behaviours and Family Structure: a Sequential Mixed Methods Approach

T Quarmby, Symeon Dagkas, Matthew Bridge

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Original language	English
Journal	Health Education Research
Publication status	Published - 1 Dec 2010

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