[Physical activity and leisure time in children. I: Relation to socioeconomic status].
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Summary
It is deduced that physical activity habits in children, especially in those from the lowest socioeconomic families, must improve, as boys prefer strong physical activity and girls prefer strongPhysical activity.
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- article
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- 1997-02-01
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Keywords
Socioeconomic status, Physical activity, Leisure time, Medicine, Demography
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