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Risk and protective predictors of trajectories of depressive symptoms among adolescents from immigrant backgrounds

Authors: Hein Nguyen

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TypeMaster’s thesis
Author Hein Nguyen
Publication Year 2010
Title Risk and protective predictors of trajectories of depressive symptoms among adolescents from immigrant backgrounds
City Toronto, ON
Department Department of Psychology
University York University
Publication Language English
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Subjects

Children and youthHealthImmigration and ethnocultural diversityIndigenous peoplesStatistical methods

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Data Used

National Longitudinal Survey of Children and Youth

Longitudinal, Survey (1994 to 2009)

NLSCY

Research Data Centre(s)

Toronto RDC

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