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Research outputs: YOUTH

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2016 Leisure time physical inactivity and sedentary behaviour and lifestyle correlates among students aged 13-15 in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) member states, 2007-2013

The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between self-reported leisure time physical inactivity frequency and sedentary behavio...

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2016 Out loud: poetry, youth voices and social change

Away from the media limelight and academic attention, black urban youth had long been in dialogue on a range of important social, economic a...

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2016 Predictors of multiple concurrent and multiple sexual partnerships among male and female youth aged 18-24 in South Africa

This study aimed to determine predictors of multiple concurrent and multiple sexual partnerships among South African male and female youth. ...

2016 Smooth, staggered or stopped?: educational transitions among the youth

Understanding educational transitions is vital to addressing basic skills shortages. Efforts to address these shortages have been hampered b...