CYCLE HELMET WEARING IN TEENAGERS - DO HEALTH BELIEFS INFLUENCE BEHAVIOUR?
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JOSHI, M.S., ET AL., CYCLE HELMET WEARING IN TEENAGERS - DO HEALTH BELIEFS INFLUENCE BEHAVIOUR?. ARCHIVES OF DISEASE IN CHILDHOOD, Vol. 71, no. 6 (1994), p. 536-539.
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49321
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SIIS R.186
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Accidentes, Actitudes sociales, Adolescentes, Deporte, Prevención
Accidentes, Actitudes sociales, Adolescentes, Deporte, Prevención
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