Parent decision-making regarding youth sport participation during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Eric G. Post
Matthew J. Rivera
Darleesa Doss
Lindsey E. Eberman
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[1] Indiana State University,
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Journal of Community Health | 2022年 / 47卷
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Youth sport; COVID-19; Parent; Qualitative;
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页数:9
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