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COVID-19, social distance and adolescents' risk behaviours, wellbeing and life satisfaction: a proxy study drawn from HBSC study
2021
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Depriving people of their liberty has devastating effects upon wellbeing and mental health, especially in adolescents. This was the situation with the recent COVID-19 pandemic that forced adolescents to stay at home. In order to simulate a situation of absence of social interactions outside the family context, Portuguese data from the HBSC / WHO 2018 study were used. It was intended to explore and understand which of the usual adolescents' health risk and protective factors would be more
doi:10.33776/amc.v47i175.4912
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