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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"socioeconomic factor"”.
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The Capacity to Aspire: Perceptions of Unattainable Success and Processes of Identity Formation among Marginalized Black Youth in the Greater Toronto Area
… varying social identities, all experience some socioeconomic factor or adverse childhood experience that drastically influences their futures.
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Self-esteem in relation to the educational and occupational aspirations of black South African adolescent girls
… it is thus important to acknowledge that socioeconomic factor is the important variable , since socioeconomic influences which children go to public schools and which go to private schools. It was interesting to find that individual value for educational aspirations and social approval for …
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Know your Audience: An Assessment of Preferred Learning Styles of Freshman Students at Red River High School in Grand Forks, North Dakota
… GPA, gender, RIT (Rasch Unit) Scores, and socioeconomic factors. This study focused on the 307 freshman students enrolled in the required Physical Science I class during the 2007 fall semester. Of the 307 freshman, 273 (88.93%) were accessible as subjects. The raw data from the completed …
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“Sobrepeso y obesidad como problema emergente en la poblacion infantil menor de 10 años de edad en las unidades comunitarias de salud familiar básica el Tecomatal, San Miguel e intermedia de Jucuapa, Usulután en el periodo 2017-2018”
… problemas fue el de 1 a 5 años. Conclusiones: el factor socioeconómico y el estilo de vida de la madre o cuidador influyen en el aparecimiento de sobrepeso y obesidad. Abstract: Overweight and obesity are currently a serious health problem worldwide. Overweight in children under 5 years of age is …
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On dental caries and socioeconomy in Swedish children and adolescents - Clinical and register-based studies
… and explore it with respect to demographic and socioeconomic factors. Study I is a longitudinal clinical study of 271 children, followed from three to six years of age (2003-6), with the aim to analyze initial and manifest caries in the primary dentition. Studies II–IV are cross-sectional …