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BeeWell to Be Active? Longitudinal Evidence on the Reciprocal Relationship Between Life Satisfaction and Physical Activity in Adolescence
Evidence on the bidirectional relationship between physical activity and life satisfaction in adolescence is limited, particularly compared with work on mental health symptoms. Using three waves of longitudinal #BeeWell survey data, this study therefore assessed this relationship among young people
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