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Age, gender, religion and physical location as predictors of the social interactions of some Nigerian adolescents during puberty
The study investigated the influence of four demographic variables on the social interactions of 250 Nigerian adolescents during the period of puberty. The mean age of participants 14.75 years for females and 15.01 years for males Using an ex-post facto research design, a pretested self- reporting s...
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