Problematic Eating and Food-related Behaviours and Excessive Weight Gain: Why Children in Out-of-home Care Are at Risk
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posted on 2024-06-04, 00:01 authored by R Cox, H Skouteris, E Hemmingsson, Matthew Fuller-TyszkiewiczMatthew Fuller-Tyszkiewicz, LL HardyProblematic Eating and Food-related Behaviours and Excessive Weight Gain: Why Children in Out-of-home Care Are at Risk
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Abingdon, Eng.Language
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C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal, C Journal articleCopyright notice
2015, Australian Association of Social WorkersJournal
Australian Social WorkVolume
69Pagination
338-347ISSN
0312-407XeISSN
1447-0748Issue
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Social SciencesSocial WorkAdolescentsOut-of-home CareHealth Social WorkSEXUAL-ABUSEFOSTER-CARECHILDHOOD ABUSECHRONIC STRESSOBESITYHEALTHDISORDERSMALTREATMENTADULTHOODVIOLENCESchool of Psychology170106 Health, Clinical and Counselling Psychology920501 Child Health920401 Behaviour and HealthLP120100605Faculty of Health
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