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4 Most Recent Publications
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Confirmatory factor analysis and factorial invariance analysis of the adolescent self-report Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire: How important are method effects and minor factors?
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Looij-Jansen, P.M. van de Goedhart, A.W. Wilde, E.J. de Treffers, P.D.A. |
2011-06-01
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Discrepancies between parent-child reports of internalizing problems among preadolescent children: Relationships with gender, ethnic background, and future internalizing problems
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Looij-Jansen, P.M. van de Jansen, W. Wilde, E.J. de Donker, M.C.H. Verhulst, F.C. |
2011-06-01
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Seasonal variation in self-reported health and health-related behaviour in Dutch adolescents
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Looij-Jansen, P.M.v.d. Wilde, E.J. de Mieloo, C.L. Donker, M.C.H. Verhulst, F.C. |
2009-10-01
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Feeling Fat Rather than Being Fat May Be Associated with Psychological Well-Being in Young Dutch Adolescents
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Jansen, W. Looij-Jansen, P.M. van de Wilde, E.J. de Brug, J. |
2008-02-01
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