A two-level growth model examining risk factors for cigarette smoking in Canadian adolescents: Individual, family and school influences

Authors: B. Corbett

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Type	PhD dissertation
Author	B. Corbett
Publication Year	2008
Title	A two-level growth model examining risk factors for cigarette smoking in Canadian adolescents: Individual, family and school influences
City	Fredericton, NB
University	University of New Brunswick
Publication Language	English

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