Relationship between body mass index and family functioning, family communication, family type and parenting style among African migrant parents and children in Victoria, Australia: A parent-child dyad study
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posted on 2024-06-17, 19:56 authored by S Cyril, Jennifer HallidayJennifer Halliday, J Green, AMN RenzahoRelationship between body mass index and family functioning, family communication, family type and parenting style among African migrant parents and children in Victoria, Australia: A parent-child dyad study
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BMC Public HealthVolume
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Science & TechnologyLife Sciences & BiomedicinePublic, Environmental & Occupational HealthFamily functioningIntergenerationalParentingAfrican migrantsObesityChildrenFamily communicationFamily dynamicsFamily typeOBESITY PREVENTIONREFUGEE CHILDRENMEXICAN-AMERICANACCULTURATIONOVERWEIGHTIMMIGRANTPERCEPTIONSBEHAVIORSHEALTHRISKSchool of Psychology170106 Health, Clinical and Counselling Psychology920401 Behaviour and Health
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