Research issues in the sociology of physical activity, health and wellbeing in the context of ‘families’

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Day, J. 2014. Research issues in the sociology of physical activity, health and wellbeing in the context of ‘families’.
AuthorsDay, J.
TypeConference poster
Year2014
ConferencePsychology, Sociology and Politics Conference for PhD Students and Early Career Researchers
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Deposited24 Mar 2017
Completed26 Jun 2014
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