Factors predicting mental health in youth during the first COVID-19 lockdown in Spain

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Isabel Vicario-Molina
Eva González Ortega
Ruth Pinedo González
Andrés Palacios Picos
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[1] University of Salamanca,Department of Developmental and Educational Psychology
[2] University of Valladolid,Department of Psychology
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BMC Psychology | / 11卷
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COVID-19; Lockdown; Mental health; Risk factors; Protective factors;
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