MINIMIZING RESPONDENT ATTRITION IN LONGITUDINAL RESEARCH: PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS FROM A COHORT STUDY OF ADOLESCENT DRINKING
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BOYS, A., ET AL., MINIMIZING RESPONDENT ATTRITION IN LONGITUDINAL RESEARCH: PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS FROM A COHORT STUDY OF ADOLESCENT DRINKING. JOURNAL OF ADOLESCENCE, Vol. 26, no. 3 (2003), p. 363-373.
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Palabras clave:
Adolescentes, Drogodependencias, Estudio longitudinal, Investigación, Métodos de investigación, Participación usuarios, Resultados, Retención
Adolescentes, Drogodependencias, Estudio longitudinal, Investigación, Métodos de investigación, Participación usuarios, Resultados, Retención
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