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Perceptions of physical activity in preschool-aged children in urban and rural samples in South Africa
Physical activity has a well-established and beneficial role in physical, mental and social health. Early childhood is widely acknowledged as a formative and crucial stage of human development, both biologically and habitually. In South Africa, particularly, the direct health benefits of physical ac...
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Department of Psychology
2016
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