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Modelling the factor structure of the Child Depression Inventory in a population of apparently healthy adolescents in Nigeria
Background: Childhood and adolescent depression is common and often persists into adulthood with negative implications for school performances, peer relationship and behavioural functioning. The Child Depression Inventory (CDI) has been used to assess depression among adolescents in many countries i...
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