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Health Risk Behavior Among Justice Involved Male and Female Youth: Exploratory, Multi-Group Latent Class Analysis

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Sarah Mallard Wakefield, Regina Baronia & Stephanie Brennan. (2019) Depression in Justice-involved Youth. Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America 28:3, pages 327-336.
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