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Financial Hardship and Psychological Distress Among Indigenous Children: The Buffering Role of Family and Community
Indigenous peoples in Australia face disproportionate rates of financial hardship and psychological distress. Drawing on data from the Longitudinal Study of Indigenous Children and employing multivariate regression analysis techniques, this study identified a strong and independent positive associat
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